You can issue electronic and manual checks in Dynamics NAV. Both methods use the payment journal to issue cheques to vendors. You can also void cheques and view cheque ledger entries.
The process of issuing cheques suggests payments, creates ledger entries, and prints the computer cheques.
To make sure that your bank only clears validated cheques and amounts, you can send them a file that contains vendor, cheque, and payment information. For more information, see How to: Export a Positive Pay file.
Your printer must be correctly set up with the cheque forms, and you must define which cheque layout to use. For more information, see How to: Define Cheque Layouts
icon, enter Payment Journals, and then choose the related link.In the Bank Payment Type field on journal lines for payment that you want to make with cheques, select one of the following options:
Manual Cheque: Select this option if you have created a cheque manually and want to create a corresponding cheque ledger entry for this amount. By using this option, you cannot print checks from Dynamics NAV. You can only select Manual Cheque if the Bal. Account Type or the Account Type is Bank Account.
You must print computer checks before you post the related journal lines.
If you want to print cheques in more than one currency from different bank accounts, you must run the Print Cheque batch job separately for each currency and specify the appropriate bank account.
You can cancel non-posted cheques after they have been printed by using the Void Cheque action in the Payment Journal window.
When cheque payment have been posted, you can only cancel (void) cheques from the resulting bank ledger entries.
icon, enter Bank Accounts, and then choose the related link.Managing Payables
Setting Up Banking
How to: Export a Positive Pay file
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