The Session Balance report [R0401] provides a status review of work assigned to LeasePak operators/users. It compares the dollars assigned to the dollars processed and displays the remaining dollar amount to be processed. Two sections of the report may be produced. The first section shows each dollar amount and suspense item assigned to the operator(s). The second section shows the total amount assigned and amount remaining by operator. This report should be run after the following events by the corresponding person:
The session balance should be zero (0) when all assigned work is completed. The report is organized by Operator Initials. The report may be accessed through the Audit Control report menu [R04] and may be selected interactively for:
The Session Balance report [R0401] reports at the operator level and provides a register of the session assigned amounts as originally entered and a summary of the assigned work completed or remaining to be processed. The detail section can be used to verify assigned dollar amounts if the session doesn’t balance when all work is completed. The summary section can be used to evaluate the work completed and the work to be processed for each operator.
The detail section of the Session Balance report [R0401] provides the following information:
The summary section of the Session Balance report [R0401] provides the following information:
ASSIGNED AMOUNT
- AMOUNT POSTED
ASSIGN AMOUNT FROM SUSPENSE
- AMOUNT POSTED FROM SUSPENSE
REMAINING BALANCE
+ REMAINING BALANCE FROM SUSPENSE
Assigning work through a session is not a mandatory process. However, it is an effective method of controlling cash application in the system.
Normally, only cash amounts received (e.g., lease payments, payoffs) are assigned to an operator for processing. However, cash disbursements (e.g., vendor or broker payments) may also be assigned if the ASSIGN CASH DISBURSEMENTS THROUGH SESSION parameter on the first screen of the New Lease Customizations option of the Portfolio update [U0212] is Y.
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