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A control field that
accumulates each individual transaction amount in order to tie out the
"batch" of transactions that have been entered. For example, once
you have completed entering all the deposit ticket items, the control
total and the deposit ticket total should match.
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A proof field
that
tracks the debits and credits that have been made within a transaction.
In order for the transaction to be accepted, the proof total must equal
0.
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A distribution list that
displays how a transaction has been disbursed through the general ledger
system. At any time, the user may modify or delete a transaction
shown in the table should it become necessary due to a mistake in entry.
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The capability of
retrieving, reviewing and modifying previous transactions that have been
entered during the entry session.
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Look up combo fields
to
locate records and account numbers.
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Distribution by
percentage or user defined cost schedule.
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Automatic generation of
audit trail journal reports.