Reconcile First-Notice Items on Multiple Bank Statements
- Define first-notice item rules and rule sets.
- Automatically reconcile bank statements.
- Security:Process: Bank Reconciliationdomain in the Banking and Settlement functional area.
You can run a first-notice reconciliation across multiple bank statements, enabling you to:
- Identify entries without any corresponding operational transactions, such as bank fees or interest earned.
- Automatically create ad hoc transactions to match with the first-notice items after importing the corresponding bank statements into Workday.Schedule the first-notice reconciliation process to run on a recurring basis, if your bank consistently delivers statements before you create the associated reconcilable items.
- Report specific types of first-notice items for your review, based on first-notice item rules.
- Access theRun Multiple Bank Statement First Notice Reconciliationtask.You can also access theCreate Bank AccountorEdit Bank Accounttask to initiate first-notice item reconciliation after a bank reconciliation.
- Enter theStart Dateof the bank statements. You can optionally enter anEnd Datefor a specific time range of statements.
- ClickOKto start the reconciliation, or schedule it to run on a specified date and time.
- When the reconciliation process is complete, select theFirst Notice Reconciliation Criteriatab to see if the bank statements are fully reconciled. You can drill down on the statements that are either still in progress or reconciled to view the transaction details.
- (Optional) SelectBank Statement>Manage Exceptionsfrom the related actions menu on the bank statement to manually reconcile any unreconciled lines.
You can review bank reconciliation reports to confirm that the first-notice items on the bank
statements are cleared.
The
Auto Reconciled By Rule
field on these reports displays the bank
reconciliation or first-notice item rule used to reconcile a bank statement line
to an operational
or ad hoc bank transaction:- Find Bank Statement Lines
- View Bank Statement