GL Journal View  
GL Journal  View records all journals integrated in the 
FMIS database. 
   
 Journals are created for the following transaction:
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 Stock Take. Users are required to post the stock 
  take from "Post Adjustments from FMIS"   
 (menu 520-2).
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 Inventory Adjustments. Users are required to post 
  the adjustments from "Post Adjustments from FMIS"   
 (menu 520-2).
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 Purchasing. Journals are not created for purchase of 
  MISC items. Users are required   
 to post the purchases from "Post to Accounts Payable" 
  (menu 577).
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  Shift Variance. A journal will be created when a 
  shift is closed with   
         
  a variance.
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   Cash In and   
         
  Cash Out.
 
      
  
   
       Process   
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 Enable 
  process "SYS009" - Perform all integration tasks. This includes 
  General Ledger Journal, Sales Order and   
 Creditor Invoice.
 
      
  
Notes    
         
   
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  Journals successfully created in   
         
  the FMIS are marked as "Completed". Refer to   
         
  Figure 1.
  
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  Completed   
         
  entries include the "FMIS   
         
  Ref". FMIS Ref number is the reference from the   
         
  FMIS database.
 
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  Journals that are not   
         
  created are marked as "Invalid". Refer to   
         
  Figure 2.
  
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  Users can verify the cause of invalid entries in 
    the   
         
  "Notes" section.
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  Users can edit the " Posting Date" and   
         
  "GL Account".
 
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        Users can edit   
         
        and send invalid entries via "Process   
         
        Invalid   
         
        Entries".Refer to   
         
  Figure 3.
 
      
  
Figure 1   
         
                
         
           
         
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  Completed Journals
      
  
      
         
                
         
           
         
            
         
   
      
  
Figure 2: Editing Invalid Entries based 
on Notes   
         
                
         
           
         
            
         
   
      
  
   
         
                
         
           
         
            
         
   
      
  
Figure 3: Processing Invalid 
Entries