Recurring Templates

You create a recurring template to save time by automatically generating journal entries for transactions that consistently and repeatedly occur over time, such as rent payments or finance payments. The journal entry that you set up in a recurring template is automatically generated for the periods that you set up in the template. If journal entries apply to after the period range that you set up, these entries can be generated in future periods as you create those periods. A batch job generates the journal entries for recurring templates.

Recurring templates post generated journal entries to the GL on dates that you specify and at frequencies that you designate. You can set up a recurring template to generate a journal entry for the transactions once each period at the beginning or the middle of the period. Also, you can set up a recurring template to generate a journal entry at a specific frequency, such as the beginning of every quarter, the 15th of every month, every other Friday, and so on.

If a recurring transaction is always the same amount—such as a rent payment—you can enter that amount in the template lines, and an accounting entry for that amount is automatically generated. If a recurring transaction is always a different amount—such as a utility payment—you can leave the amount in the template lines blank, and enter it each time you receive an invoice.

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Version: Spring 2017