Tick the relevant checkboxes that are required for the Transaction Type, i.e. tick to allow the option.
- Transaction Entry Allowed - used in the Transaction Entry Batch wizard.
You must tick this checkbox for any of the following sub-items to be updated. |
- Single Transaction Entry allowed - used for HTML Widgets and controls which individual Transaction Types can be selected from the Account Transaction drop down list.
- Bank Transactions allowed - used in Bank Transactions. This checkbox is only available if the Element defined on the 'General' page is a Bank Element type, e.g. Payment Received, Withdrawal.
You must tick this checkbox for any of the following sub-items to be updated. |
- Bank Entry Allowed - used when creating a Bank Transaction batch.
- Account Payment wizard allowed - used in the Account Payment Wizard. This checkbox will only be available if the Element Type is Payment Received.
- Account Refund wizard allowed - used in the Account Refund Wizard. This checkbox will only be available if the Element Type is Refund.
- Account Withdrawal wizard allowed - used in the Account Withdrawal Wizard. This checkbox will only be available if the Element Type is Withdrawal.
- Account Close wizard allowed - used in the Account Close Wizard. This checkbox will only be available if the Element Type is Payment Received.
- Allow any Element - allow a mix of 'Payments Received', 'Investments', 'Additional Investments' and 'Withdrawals' to be entered or imported in the same batch.
- User must enter a Batch Total - used if a batch total is to be manually entered and balanced for this transaction type.
- Allow partial commit of Batches - commits only valid transactions, leaving invalid transactions, e.g. invalid codes, quote loans etc., in the batch. The remaining transactions must then be edited before committing.
The benefit of a Partial Commit includes better data concurrency, i.e. multi-user response and the ability to commit all valid transactions leaving only those that need attention. However, partial commits are slightly slower and have the possibility of being partially committed leaving valid and non-valid transactions, when a database locking error occurs.