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Reset ACH Created Flag Tab
Make the following selections from the menu to display this tab:
eFinancials—Special—Utilities—Reset ACH
Created Flag
Use this tab to reset a check run when you want to recreate
and then reprocess the ACH file for a check run that was cancelled. This
requires resetting the "ACH created flag."
Note:
To use this option, you must have the Reset ACH Created
Flag security permission, granted from System—Security—Users.
Fields
The following fields appear on the tab:
Selected Bank Account
Select the bank account from the drop-down list
for the check run that you want to reset.
Find Check Run ID
Use this to search by Check Run ID in this grid.
Enter the first few letters or numbers to search for and then select the
Find button. The items that are the nearest
match to your entry display in the grid below.
Check Run ID
The check run identification. Click this column
title to sort the list.
Check Date
The check date for the check run. Click this column
title to sort the list.
Deposit Amount
The deposit amount of the check run. Click this
column title to sort the list.
# of Deposits
The number of deposits for the check run. Click
this column title to sort the list.
Reset
Click the icon for a check run to
reset the ACH Created Flag. A confirmation or cancel message appears.
If you click OK, the check run is removed from the grid and then it appears
as available to be created in Create ACH
File.
To Reset the ACH
Created Flag
- From the menu, select Special—Utilities—Reset ACH
Created Flag.
- Select
the Bank Account for the check run from the Selected Bank Account drop-down
list. The check runs associated with that bank account display in the
grid below.
- Use the Find Accept
the date in the Vendors created prior
to field, enter another date using the format mm/dd/yyyy, or use
the
to select a date.
- Click the Reset icon. A confirmation message appears.
- Click OK
to confirm. The check run no longer appears on the grid. It is now available
to be recreated in Create ACH File.
See Also
Create
ACH File