General Ledger’s Import Bank Transactions feature uses financial files in multiple formats (.OFX, .QBO, or .QFX) to help clear your bank transactions. This allows you to match up journal entries that are already in the system against the ones in the file.
To import bank transactions
To match imported transactions to journal entries
When you start your reconciliation, all cleared entries will be selected, cutting down the amount of time that the reconciliation takes.
You can link multiple bank accounts using the same Account #. This allows you to separately track payments, but to reconcile the bank account once.
To link bank accounts
When reconciling, you can select any of the bank accounts. All of the transactions from each of the bank accounts will show up in your reconciliation.
The following limitations exist for linked bank accounts:
Tabs3 Trust Accounting (Trust) is designed to help your firm keep track of the trust accounts you manage.
Trust tracks an unlimited number of trust accounts and manages up to 99 different bank accounts. The software can warn you when an account goes below a minimum balance, and provides optional credit card processing (merchant account required).
You can print checks, enter manual checks, record electronic fund transfers (EFTs), print trust ledgers for individual trust accounts and bank accounts, reconcile your bank account in the software, and track your trust transactions through a variety of reports.
Trust provides seamless integration with Tabs3 Billing, PracticeMaster, Tabs3 Accounts Payable (AP), and Tabs3 General Ledger (GL).
Trust accounting regulations require strict adherence. Tabs3 Trust Accounting provides peace of mind with the tools to help your firm manage your trust accounts. For more information, contact your local consultant, or contact our Sales Department at sales@tabs3.com.
General Ledger provides the ability to apply password protection to the reconciliation report PDF files to help keep the firm’s financial information protected both inside and outside the software.
To specify a password for a bank account’s reconciliation report PDFs
Future reconciliation reports will now require a password to be entered in order to open.
The Import Bank Transactions program allows you to import transaction information via a file that you download from your bank or credit card company. File formats supported include the .OFX, .QFX, and .QBO file formats.
During the import process, Trust compares the imported bank account transactions with existing checks, deposit slips, and EFT transactions. If matching transactions are found, they are shown on the Matched tab so they can easily be marked as having cleared the bank. Any imported transactions that cannot be matched are shown on the Unmatched tab, allowing you to easily match them with existing transactions or create new entries based on the imported information.
To import bank or credit card transactions
You have now reduced the time it takes to reconcile your bank and credit card accounts.
Note: This process is also available in Tabs3 General Ledger (GL).
Did you know that you can easily review past reconciliation reports when needed, right from the software? Both General Ledger (GLS) and Trust Accounting (TAS) store Reconciliation Reports as PDFs for quick review.
To review a past Reconciliation Report
Note: Reconciliation reports are stored in the Reconciliation folder of the Current Working Directory.
Thinking about purchasing a license for our Trust Accounting, Accounts Payable, and/or General Ledger software, but not sure what they offer? Take a quick tour!
The Tabs3 Financials Overview video walks you through the highlights of our financial software. Learn more about how you can easily manage trust accounts, get financial statements, write checks, reconcile bank statements, and print 1099’s in one seamlessly integrated software suite!
Watch this four-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.
We’ve added the ability to open the Three-Way Reconciliation Report via the TAS Dashboard! When you update to Version 20.1.7 or later, you can quickly run this report for the bank account’s last reconciliation by clicking the 3-Way Rec link.
Note: The text “No reconciliation history” will be displayed if no reconciliation records exist for the account.