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Standard Reapit Client Accounts functionality requires client accountants to upload bank statements in order to reconcile incoming and outgoing funds.

However, a configuration option is available which allows Reapit Client Accounts functionality to be used without the use of bank statements; instead requiring the client accountant to input receipts manually.

Contact Reapit Support to enable.


When this function is enabled, receipting items is carried out via the relevant tenancy screen, as follows.

1. Receiving funds

From the tenancy screen: 

  • Click Allocate/Branch Receipt

  • Enter details for the receipt

    When dealing with cash or cheque deposits, see step 1a

  • Click Create Postings 

    Close the Tenant Receipts screen

     

 1a. Depositing cash or cheque

When depositing cash or cheques, as these transactions are not instantly available in the client account, they will display as Awaiting Banking until a Branch Receipts Deposit Form is completed

From the tenancy:

  • Click View Transactions

  • Double-click the cash/cheque deposit

    The transaction will display with an Auth Status of Awaiting Banking (for a deposit that is instantly available, e.g. a credit card payment, this status will be blank)

    When taking the cash/cheque to the bank:

  • Click Lettings and select Branch Receipts Deposit Form

    All current items for your office awaiting banking will be totalled
  • Click Accept

    The form will be automatically generated and shown on screen
    It can be printed, as required
  • Click Yes on the confirmation message

    The status of the selected transactions will now be blank, indicating that they are cleared

2. Bank reconciliation

When items are ready to be paid:

  • Click Lettings and select Bank Reconciliation

  • Tick the items that can be reconciled

  • Click Post


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