NetCash Reconcile Page

OVERVIEW 

Bank reconciliations can be done daily, weekly, or monthly depending on the size of your operations and the desired timing of data visibility. To assist with the reconciliation process for individual bank accounts, Netgain has developed the reconcile page. 

 STEP BY STEP PROCESS 

  • Navigate to NetCash > Bank > Reconcile

  • Select the Account and Reconciliation Date

  • Enter the Statement Ending Balance from the Bank Statement

  • On the left side of the screen the system will calculate the ending balance using the prior reconciled bank balance and the bank activity since the last balance

  • If the Difference is not 0, then this means that the bank account has not been fully reconciled and matches are not complete

  • On the right side there is a line for the Bank Balance, GL balance, and the difference between the two balances as of the reconciliation date selected.

  • If the Difference is not 0, then this may mean that there are transactions that need to be created on the GL side or there are some outstanding checks/deposits that haven't hit the bank side yet and may require further investigation.



  • If all differences have a 0 balance , then select the Mark Complete or Submit for Review button

  • If no review is required, the system will now show who prepared the reconciliation, a status of complete, the last reconciled date, and the last reconciled amount

  • If it is desired for another individual to review the reconciliation then this needs to be configured on the NetCash Go-Live Bank Page, once configured, this individual can complete the following steps:

    • Navigate to NetCash > Bank > Reconcile

    • Select the Account and Reconciliation Date

    • Select Approve or Send Back for Edits

      • If the reconciliation is sent back for edits it will change to a status of "Sent Back for Edits" and the preparer can submit for review again once updated

      • If the reconciliation is approved, it will change to a status of "Completed"


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