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How do I import checks? (2024.11)

Importing checks can streamline payment processing, record-keeping, and reconciliation. 

  • Bulk processing and automation. Importing checks allows an organization to process multiple payments at once, saving time compared to manual entry. It reduces errors by automating data entry from digital check files. (Example: Utility deposit refunds)

  • Bank reconciliation. Imported check data can be matched against bank statements to ensure all payments have cleared. Helps detect discrepancies, fraud, or duplicate payments. 

 

This view was updated with a new look and feel in the 2024.08 release. There will be a training webinar coming soon. 

 

Webinar: Check on Demand Refresher Training

Review how to set up and use Check on Demand. 

 

Step 1. Save checks to an export file

Save the checks that will be imported into Check on Demand to an export file (CSV). Make sure the export file includes

  • Check number

  • Payee name

  • Amount

  • GL account (this is optional)

 

Use Microsoft Excel to open the export file. 

  • Review the transaction information. 

  • Verify the GL account. 

  • Enter corrections and missing information. 

 

Step 2. Set up the import check options

1. Open Connect Check on Demand > Checks > Import Checks. 

2. Set up the Import Checks view. 

Import file type

Delimiter

Import file name

Lines to skip

Print

Source application

Check issue date

Journal

GL account

Description

Preview area and Import file fields

 

3. Click GO  (CTRL+G). 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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