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Create remittance accounts in the Norwegian version

You must create one remittance account for each bank account where payment is made. If an account is used to make payments to both domestic and foreign vendors, this account must be created two times—one time for domestic payments and one time for foreign payments.

Note

The currency used for the bank account should be the same as the currency that the bank is using for this account. Exchange rates are based on the currency of the account and calculations are based on this currency.

To create a remittance account

  1. Choose the Lightbulb that opens the Tell Me feature. icon, enter Remittance Account Overview, and then choose the related link.

  2. Choose the New action.

  3. On the Remittance Account Card page, on the General FastTab, fill in the fields as described in the following table.

    Field Description
    Code Specify the identification code for the account.
    Remittance Agreement Code Select the agreement to which the account is connected.
    Type Select the payment type. Payment types include Domestic, Foreign, and Payment Instr.

    If remitting to Bankernes Betalingssentral (BBS), you can only choose Domestic.
    Description Specify the description of the account.
    Bank Account No. Specify the account number of the bank.
    BBS Agreement ID Specify the agreement identification for each account in BBS.
  4. On the Finance FastTab, fill in the fields as described in the following table.

    Field Description
    Account Type Select the account type. Account types include Finance account and Bank account.
    Account No. Specify the account number depending on your selection in the Account Type field.
    Charge Account No. Specify the account number for the charge account.
    Round off/Divergence Acc. No. Specify the finance account to post the difference as a result of rounding.
    Max. Round off/Diverg. (LCY) Specify the maximum rounding or difference, that settlement return accept.
    Document No. Series Specify the number series to be used when you post payments by using the remittance system.
    New Document Per. Select how documents are numbered when you post a payment:

    - Date - A new document is numbered according to the date the payment is made.
    - Vendor - A new document is numbered according to the vendor.
    Return Journal Template Name Specify the general journal template to which settled payments are transferred.
    Return Journal Name Specify the general journal batch to which settled payments are transferred.
  5. On the Domestic FastTab, fill in the fields as described in the following table.

    Field Description
    Recipient ref. 1- Invoice Specify the text that prints on the payment invoice.
    Recipient ref. 1- Cr. Memo Specify the text that prints on the payment invoice when deducting a credit memo.
  6. On the Foreign FastTab, fill in the fields as described in the following table.

    This information is only used if the account is used for foreign payments. For remittance to BBS, don't use this tab.

    Field Description
    Currency Code Specify the currency that is used for the bank account.

    If the account is a currency account, the currency code must be given.
    Recipient Ref. Aboard Specify the template text that displays on the vendor card. This field is for foreign payments only.
    Futures Contract No. Specify the number of the futures contract, if the transaction is linked to a futures contract.
    Futures Contract Exch. Rate Specify the exchange rate for the futures contract.
  7. Choose the OK button.

See also

Electronic Payments to Vendors in Norway
Set Up Remittance Agreements
Set Up Vendors for Remittance
Recipient Reference Codes
Create Remittance Suggestions
Create Manual Remittance Payments
Set Up Payment Line Information
Test Remittance Payments
Export Remittance Payments
Types of Payment Returns Files
Import Payment Return Data
Delete Remittance Payment Orders
Remittance Errors
View Remittance Error Codes
Cancel Payments

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