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Integrated Cash Management |
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The
CAPITAL Office Cash Management business
system can be used to:

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- Allocate expenses, income and operating overhead.
- Transfer sums of money between different bank accounts.
- Pay accounts or raise "contra" transactions between accounts.
- Check your bank statements against the entries placed in the system to verify that everything is accurate and up to date.
- Mark which transactions should appear on your bank deposit list for presentation to your bank.
- Locate normally difficult to find references such as cheque numbers, and expense codes.
- Write off bad debts.
- Manage recurring transactions.
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Features |
Description |
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Automatic Updates |
Cheques
received or paid out are automatically reflected in the cash management
software. |
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Miscellaneous
Charges |
Direct
deposits, bank charges and other miscellaneous fees can be entered manually. |
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Running
Balances |
An
up to the minute running tally of the balance of each bank account is available. |
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Unlimited
Accounts |
Any
number of bank accounts can be added to the system, including an account
to handle a petty cash float. Transfers may be made between accounts. |
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Bank
Reconciliations |
A
computer statement that should mirror your bank statement can be printed
for fool-proof cross-checking. There is an on-screen representation of your
bank statement complete with running balance. Add adjustments or edit 2transactions
while in "reconcile mode." Unpresented cheques and uncleared deposits
running totals are available in the accounting software at all times. |
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Unpresented
Cheques |
A
report listing outstanding transactions that do not appear on your bank
statement can be produced. |
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Bank
Deposit List |
Produce
a bank deposit list report for presentation to a bank. Deposit, bank, branch
and drawer details may be entered on cash book entries. Print multiple copies
at once. Option to add recent (new) transactions to current deposit. |
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4000
Dissections Limit |
A
single cash book entry may be dissected across a maximum of 4000 different
expense codes. |
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General
Ledger Link |
All
cash book activity is transferred to the general ledger. |
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Reconciliation
Summary |
Prints
a bank balance and activity summary. |
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Keeps
On File: |
- Account Code
- Cash Book Name
- Bank Name/Branch/Account Number
- Merchant Number
- Currency
- Account Type
- Contact Name
- Phone
- Fax
- Running Totals on Unpresented Cheques
- Running Totals on Uncleared Receipts
- Unused Overdraft Remaining
- Overdraft Limit
- Last Bank Statement Processed/Reconciled
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Recurring
Transactions |
Enter
an unlimited number of recurring transactions for automatic transfer to
any cash book. Weekly, fortnightly, Every 4 Weeks, Monthly Every 2 Months,
Quarterly, Twice a Year, Yearly, Unlimited, User Defined No. of Days of
insertion. |
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Short-Cuts |
Create
an unlimited number of cash book entry "Short-Cuts" or alternative
codes. Enter a Short-Cut and equivalent expense (dissection) codes. Allows
entry of "Vehicle" or "Rent" instead of difficult
to remember chart codes which are automatically translated into normal
chart codes. |
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Foreign
Currency Cash Books |
Cash
Books within the cash management system can maintain both Australian dollar values and foreign currency
values. Foreign currency cash books can be revalued at any time based
on the current rate of exchange. Revaluations can also be reversed and
redone without penalty. |
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Compound
Entry Support |
Assign
expenses (or chart of account codes), comment lines and pay supplier and
customer accounts using a single cash book entry in your accounting
software. |
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Contra
Accounting |
Since it is possible to assign payments to/from a customer and to/from a
supplier using a single cash book entry, contra transactions are extremely
simple. Write off invoices in both customer and supplier entries against one
another via a cash management transaction. |
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Automatic
Deposit Splitting |
Assign
cash book/bank accounts within the cash manager to destinations according to payment method. I.e.,
Dinners Club or credit cards not directly handled by your main bank, barter
groups and voucher promotions. Any non-ordinary transaction can be
channeled
to a special cash book account, which can be assigned different general
ledger codes to reflect its nature. Promotional voucher redemptions can
be redirected to promotional costs in your general ledger, rather than asset
accounts, etc. |
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Flexible
Banking Control |
Date
of deposit tracked separately from date of transaction in cash book. Supports
morning and afternoon banking. Individual transactions can be excluded
from a deposit or deferred. |
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Comprehensive Payment Support: |
- Cash Sales
- Direct Deposits
- Cheques
- Credit Cards
- EFTPOS
- Gift Certificates/Vouchers
- Barter Dollars
- Other
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Filter
& Find Views |
Allow
the transactions visible in each cash book to be restricted by any combination
of the following parameters:
- Date
- Reference
- Amount
- Expense/GL Code
- Customer Code
- Supplier Code
- Drawer Name
- Deposit Type (credit card, cheque, cash, etc.)
- Cash Book Transactions Only
- Cash Book Transaction Type (transfers, bank fees, etc.)
- Customer Transactions Only
- Supplier Transactions Only
- Other (Special) Transactions Only
- Unreconciled Transactions Only
- Credit Card Number
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Print
Cheques/Receipts |
Highlight
a transaction in the cash management software and select to print cheque or receipt depending
on the nature of the transaction. Receipt/cheque formats are user definable. |
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Export Payments List |
Transfer transactions such as customer credit card charges to your bank for bulk processing. |
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Multi-Departmental Banking |
Separate departments may enter payments into shared bank accounts and generate department specific deposit lists. |
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