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Dynamics Nav - How to Create Deposits

You can make deposits to maintain a transaction record that contains information that can be applied to outstanding invoices and credit memos.

To create a deposit

  1. Choose the Search for Page or Report icon, enter Deposits, and then choose the related link.

  2. Choose the New action.

  3. On the General FastTab, fill in the required fields as described in the following table.

    Field Description
    No. The unique identification number for the deposit.
    Bank Account No. The bank account number for the deposit.
    Total Deposit Amount The total deposit amount posted to the bank ledger.

    You can post this deposit only if the sum of the deposit lines is equal to the value in this field.
    Posting Date The posting date for the deposit.
    Document Date The deposit document date.
  4. On the Lines FastTab, fill in the required fields as described in the following table.

    Field Description
    Account Type The account type.
    Account No. The unique identification account number that is associated with the selected account type, to which the entry will be posted.
    Description The journal line entry description.
    Document Date The journal line entry document date.
    Document Type The journal line entry document type.
    Document No. The journal line entry document number.
    Credit Amount The total credit amount on the journal line.
  5. Optionally, on the Navigate tab, choose Dimensions, and then add relevant dimensions in the Dimension Set Entries window.

After you have created a deposit, you must post it.

To post a deposit

  1. Choose the Post action.

    Note

    You can post a deposit only if the amount displayed in the Total Deposit Lines field is equal to the amount in the Total Deposit Amount field.

Next, you can use the Deposit Test Report and Deposit reports to reconcile your posted deposits with outstanding invoices and credit memos.

See Also

Dynamics 365 Business Central
United States Local Functionality
Finance
Setting Up Finance