New Reckon One, existing debtors. How to add?

Diane C
Diane C Member Posts: 3 Novice Member Novice Member
edited July 2020 in Reckon One
I have been doing my accounts via Excel spreadsheets up until now but wanted to start the new FY with a computerized program.  How can I put my existing debtors' balances into the system without generating brand new invoices for them? Happy to manually input the data as I only have about 25 of them, but didn't to reissue invoices if I can avoid it. Thanks.

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  • Qwerty
    Qwerty Member Posts: 261 Novice Member Novice Member
    edited July 2017
    12/07/17

    Hi Diane,

    If you are moving over to Reckon One & are only wanting to setup opening balances for your existing debtors & creditors then this can be done using journals. The information below may point you in the right direction.

    Scenario 1: Customer (debtor) John Citizen has a balance of $100.00 which relates to one or more open invoices that are not setup in Reckon One.

    You can enter an opening balance journal as follows.
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    Later when the customer (debtor) makes a payment, you can enter a receipt to offset the outstanding balance.
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    Scenario 2: You owe a supplier (creditor) Reece Electrical a balance of $60.00 which relates to one or more open bills that are not setup in Reckon One.

    You can enter an opening balance journal as follows.
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    Later when you pay the supplier (creditor), you can enter a payment to offset the outstanding balance.
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  • Diane C
    Diane C Member Posts: 3 Novice Member Novice Member
    edited July 2017
    Thank you so much.

  • Stacey Geary
    Stacey Geary Member Posts: 3 Novice Member Novice Member
    edited July 2020
    Except this doesn't put the correct allocation into the Income & GST collected  accounts how do you fix that and clear the outstanding amount?
  • I_Reckon
    I_Reckon Member Posts: 1 Novice Member Novice Member
    https://community.reckon.com/discussion/comment/20587869#Comment_20587869

    Correct. I am having the same issue and have tried different things and nothing seems to work without disrupting the balance of one of the accounts . A/R, GST, or Income/Expense account depending upon what journals you do. Surprise to see this question hasn't been answered since more than 4 years now. C'mon Reckon, you can do better.

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