Do you have multiple AP checks and/or GL journal entries that need to be entered each month? Use recurring entries instead of manually entering them every time!
Accounts Payable Software (AP)
Recurring entries can be set up in AP and then added (posted) to the invoice file in a monthly batch. Rent, leases, parking, and mortgage payments are examples of recurring entries.
To add a recurring entry in AP
- In the Quick Launch, search for and select “Recurring Entry.”
- From the Recurring Entry tab, press Ctrl+N.
- Enter the desired information for the recurring entry.
- Press Ctrl+S.
Once recurring entries have been added to AP, they can quickly be posted using Post Recurring Entries. All recurring entries are posted to the invoice file unless the recurring entry is on “hold”. The word “AUTO” (automatic) is posted to the Voucher field for each invoice created from a recurring entry.
To post recurring entries in AP
- In the Quick Launch, search for and select “Post Recurring Entries.”
- Click OK.
General Ledger Software (GL)
Recurring entries can be set up in GL and then added (posted) to the journal file in a monthly batch. Examples of recurring entries include depreciation, amortization, notes payable, fixed investment income, rent, monthly lease payments, etc.
To add a recurring entry in GL
- In the Quick Launch, search for and select “Recurring Entry.”
- Press Ctrl+N.
- Enter the desired information for the recurring entry.
- Press Ctrl+S.
Once recurring entries have been added to GL, they can quickly be posted using Post Recurring Entries. Post Recurring Entries adds a batch of journal entries to the journal entry data file based on the information in the recurring entry file.
To post recurring entries in GL
- In the Quick Launch, search for and select “Post Recurring Entries.”
- Optionally remove the check from any items you do not want to post this month.
- Click OK.
Save time by posting all of your recurring entries at once instead of reentering the same information every month!
I want to see all journal entries that were entered on a certain date, regardless of their transaction date. Is there a report that will show this?
The Journal Report is a flexible and option-rich report that can be run by transaction date or by entry date.
To run the Journal Report by Entry Date
- In the Quick Launch, search for and select “Journal Report.”
- On the Accounts tab, select the All Accounts option.
- On the Dates tab:
- In the Date Range section, select the desired Date criteria.
- In the Date Selection section, select the Date Entered option.
- Enter any other criteria as desired.
- Click OK.
When it comes to tracking your advances, Tabs3 Software provides the tools you need to accurately manage your advanced client costs from start to finish.
See how the integration between Tabs3 Billing, Accounts Payable, and General Ledger makes it easy to enter and track your advances. The Tracking Advanced Client Costs in Tabs3 Software video covers how to set up integration, enter an invoice, and track your advances using the Advanced Client Costs Report.
Watch this five-minute video here:
Training Videos can be accessed at Tabs3.com/videos. You can also access the videos while in the software by selecting Help | Training Videos.
Whether your firm works with Tabs3 General Ledger journal entries manually or integrates with Tabs3 Billing and Tabs3 Accounts Payable, it’s important to understand how journal entries are stored and tracked in General Ledger.
The Working with Journal Entries video walks you through the basics of entering journal records in General Ledger and provides insight on how to track journal activity using various resources.
Watch this three-minute video here:
Training Videos can be accessed at Tabs3.com/videos. You can also access the videos while in the software by selecting Help | Training Videos.
