Prevent Auto-Matching of Imported Bank Data to Older NetSuite Transactions

Scenario: If imported bank data is being auto-matched to older NetSuite transactions (e.g., April transactions instead of May), it’s likely due to the bank data being imported before the corresponding NetSuite transaction was posted. Solution: To prevent this, you can create a Reconciliation Rule that limits matching to transactions within a specific date range. Go… Continue reading Prevent Auto-Matching of Imported Bank Data to Older NetSuite Transactions

Configuring SFTP Connection for Auto Bank Statement Import

When using the Auto Bank Statement Import (ABSI) SuiteApp, an SFTP connection is required to connect NetSuite to your financial institution’s server. You can configure your SFTP connection in NetSuite by providing one or both information : Digital Certificate or Private Key Password If your financial institution requires two-factor authentication, be sure to provide both… Continue reading Configuring SFTP Connection for Auto Bank Statement Import

Modifying Cleared / Reconciled Transactions

If the transaction is still valid and only requires a modification (e.g., change in amount, payee, or memo), it is not recommended to void the transaction. Instead, the user should take the following steps: 1.Unmatch or remove the cleared status of the transaction. Make the necessary modifications to the transaction.Edit the check or payment as needed (e.g.,… Continue reading Modifying Cleared / Reconciled Transactions

Resolve Error:“Clear Failed. One Or More Account Transact…” in Match Bank Data

Clearing NetSuite account transactions is a valuable feature provided by Match Bank Data, enabling users to manage transactions that lack corresponding imported bank data. Users have the option to mark these account transactions as cleared, bypassing the matching process. Similar to matched transactions, user-cleared transactions are directed to the Review tab for verification before proceeding… Continue reading Resolve Error:“Clear Failed. One Or More Account Transact…” in Match Bank Data

Select all bank statement lines [left side] in match bank data page

Scenario: In the Match Bank data page, we have the option of select all for the NetSuite bank transactions. However, the same is not available for the bank statement lines on the left side and we need to manually select each box.   Solution: In the match bank data page, right click and select ‘Inspect’.… Continue reading Select all bank statement lines [left side] in match bank data page

Bank statement import is empty in reconciliation when using financial institution connectors.

When performing bank reconciliations in NetSuite using the match bank data feature, it’s crucial to ensure that the transaction dates in your imported data align correctly with the “as of” date specified during the import process. If this alignment is not maintained, NetSuite will automatically remove the imported data, which can cause confusion and disrupt… Continue reading Bank statement import is empty in reconciliation when using financial institution connectors.

Auto-Match Reconciliation Rules for Date Not Working in Match Bank Data

User created Auto-Match Reconciliation Rules to match Imported Transactions to NetSuite Transactions with same Check Number and with Date within 3 previous days. When running the rule in Match Bank Data, the transactions are not automatically matched. Solution User needs to rearrange the Date condition of the rule: 1. Navigate to Transactions > Bank > Reconciliation Rules 2. Click the Matching… Continue reading Auto-Match Reconciliation Rules for Date Not Working in Match Bank Data

Bank Reconciliation

Bank Reconciliation in NetSuite is a crucial accounting process used to ensure that your company’s bank account records match the records in your NetSuite system. This process helps identify discrepancies between your bank statement and your accounting records, such as missing transactions or errors, and ensures that your financial statements are accurate. Navigation Navigate to… Continue reading Bank Reconciliation