This batch report provides a detailed summary of GL accounts associated with Personify360 financial transactions (sales, adjustments, receipts, and revenue recognition). The report runs for a date range and picks up all transactions for the GL distribution. In its simplest form, a given date range report shows each account with the number of transactions and the associated debit or credit amounts. The number of transactions provide an idea as how many transactions pertain to this account. This report provides two breaks (Primary Break and Secondary Break). The value “NONE” should be used if no breaks are required (i.e., the report would simply list all the accounts and the money associated with them with a grand total of debit and credit amounts).
The two breaks give different views and account numbers breaks and amounts, as follows:
· TXN_TYPE – Account details show for each type of transaction.
· GL_TXN – Account totals display for each GL_TXN number, a unique number assigned by GL transfer process (by default, a 0 designates all transactions not transferred to the GL system).
· TXN_DATE – Account totals display for each day.
· APPL – Account totals display for each application (i.e., FAR003B, MBR003, MTG003, ORD650) and provide an idea of associated accounts.
· ORDER_NO – Accounts and totals display for each order, resulting in a large report.
· INVOICE – Accounts and totals display for each Invoice, resulting in a large report.
This process will produce similar results to that of FAR700. The main difference in the data reported in FAR700 and the data reported on FAR505 is that FAR700 reports on data not previously transferred to the GL (gl_txn = ‘0’). For this reason FAR505 is more versatile for financial reporting. Some users run FAR700 daily or weekly. FAR505 will allow you to still get monthly GL numbers from Personify360. With different select criteria, FAR505 can be used for monthly cash reconciliation (group by account or batch number, which can also limit selection to look at only cash accounts). FAR505 can also be used as a detailed deferred revenue report (select for your deferred accounts and group by account and order number).
When running FAR610 to reconcile AR/PPL balances with balances reported on FAR505, make sure to set the Print Customer with Zero Balance and Print Orders with Zero Balance parameters to "Y" to include all AR transactions; FAR505 and FAR610 should balance. When either of these parameters on FAR610 are set to "N", FAR505 and FAR610 do NOT match. The reason is that these two parameters exclude orders, order lines, and transactions when the total nets to zero. So within an order, there may be order lines that have an AR debit balance and an AR credit balance, but those transactions are not included in the FAR610 run because the parameters are set to exclude.