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Note: Only Administrator or Data Entry users may add/edit/delete client information. EFT Supervisor and Compliance Officer users have read only rights. See the Access Control section for more information.
Click the EFT Folders > Desired Folder category button sequence then the Clients tab to display the Folder contents.
The panel groupings are as follows:
Client Grid: |
This is a directory list of clients in the folder. Change the sort order by clicking on the column title. The selected row is displayed in the Client / Transaction tabs. If the Display Inactive toggle state is Yes, inactive clients are displayed in italics. Double click on the highlighted row to edit the client information. |
Transaction Grid: |
Displays all the transactions for the highlighted row of the Client Grid. Double click on the highlighted row to edit the transaction information. |
Client / Transaction Tabs: |
Displays the details about the highlighted row on the Client Grid. |
Action Panel: |
The group box below the Client Grid. Toggle switches, search box and task buttons to modify information. |
Navigation Panel: |
Like the familiar VCR/DVD controls, click the buttons to scroll through the Client Grid: first, prior, next, last. The edit button will display depending on the appropriate user access level. |
Period Amount: |
This is the amount to be debited or credited to your client's bank account. |
Apply P/HST and GST: |
If the folder face page has a rate entered, the check boxes indicate the amounts to be calculated and added to the Period Amount in the Prepare process. |
Override Amount: |
A value entered in this field will be used instead of the Period Amount for the next transmission file only. This is reset to $0.00 when the EFT transmit file is created. |
Last Amount: |
If the last payment for this transaction is different that the Period Amount, The Scheduler will use this amount for the last EFT transmission. |
Due Day: |
The day of the month this transaction is to be processed. See Payroll/Expenses if no field displayed. |
Start Date: |
Enter the date for the first transaction to be processed. |
Frequency: |
Select the transaction frequency from the drop down menu.
Note: If the folder has been defined as a Payroll/Expenses type, The Scheduler will display the "Set on Prepare" value. |
Periods: |
Enter the number of periods this transaction is to be processed. 0 implies process the amount for ever. If a value is entered, The Scheduler will calculate the "End Date" based on the frequency and the number of periods entered. |
End Date: |
Manually enter the date the last transaction is to be processed if the number of periods has been left at 0. |
Bank Name: |
The name of your client's bank is only required if you are creating cross border (ACH IAT) EFT files. |
Bank Account Information: |
Enter your client banking information: transit, bank, account number. Leading zeros will not display on transit and bank entries. Account number starting with zeros will display. |
Comments: |
A short description of your entry. |
ACH Transaction Code: |
The type of bank account for any US folders. |
View if the Hide Tax Entry is set on the EFT File Information panel.
Reference Number: |
A unique alphanumeric identifier is required for each client (i.e membership, employee number). This identifier is used by the bank to identify any returned items. |
Search Name: |
Usually the client's last name or a short company name. This is automatically all upper case. |
Last/Organization Name: |
Enter your client's last name of the organization name. All the remaining fields are case sensitive. |
First Name: |
Your client's first name. This field may be empty for a company name. |
The remaining fields: |
This information is mandatory for ACH 94 IAT files or is for your reference only on all other formats. |
Active/Inactive: |
If your client is "Inactive", change the status to "Inactive". Inactive client transactions will be ignored in the EFT Preparation procedure. |