[SAM] Creditors Ledger Reconciliation Print

Modified on: Thu, 16 Mar, 2023 at 5:56 PM


How to reconcile the Creditors ledger in SAM - only necessary for SAM sites using the Elite package with GL

 

At the end of each month you should be reconciling your Creditors Ledger to the General Ledger in SAM to ensure there are no balance mis-matches.


SAM Creditors ledger GL code is almost always 6300.10




TABLE OF CONTENTS




Identify the Month(s) out of balance

When balancing multiple months at a time it is suggested that you enter the figures into 



Spreadsheet


This is an example - setup in Excel to make your life easier



MonthCreditors Balance HistoryGeneral LedgerVariance
March


April


May


June


July


August


September


October


November


December


January


February


March





Creditors Balance History

This can be done by going Enquiry (1) > Creditors Balance History (2) > Click on Totals (3)




General Ledger


Click on GL (1) > Monthly Totals (2) > Progressive Totals (3) Make sure you have the Correct GL code (4) and note each month's total  in the spreadsheet (5)


Look for GL Code 6300.10 (Creditors Ledger Control)
 



Identify the transaction


Start with the first month that doesn't balance




For this we will compare the following reports:

  • Creditors Audit Trail to 
  • GL Code Source Transactions


Creditors Audit Trail


Go to Reports (1) > Creditors (2) > and select Creditors Audit Trail (3)




1. Select the correct period

2. Tick Detailed

3. Sort by Date, Customer, Type



GL Code Source Transactions


Go to Reports (1) > General Ledger (2) > GL Code Source Transactions (3)

 




1. Choose the correct GL code

Look for GL Code 6300.10 (Creditors Ledger Control)

2. Select the correct month

3. Sorted by Date


Compare the figures from both reports against each other





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