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DavidBern
Contributing Cover User
6 years ago
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Bank Reconciliation Glitch

This is an inconsistent glitch in the Reconciliation process. After each reconciliation we lock the period so no accidental changes supposedly can occur. Last week when opening Reconciliations the o...
  • GDay53's avatar
    GDay53
    6 years ago

    DavidBern

     

    Welcome to the MYOB Community Forum, I hope you find plenty of useful information.

     

    The first thing to do is run the Journal Security Audit Report.

    Set the session dates to the period from the last reconciliation to now and the transaction dates to the period where the transactions are missing.

    This report will tell you if anyone has changed/modified the transactions or deleted them.

     

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GDay53
Ultimate Partner
6 years ago

DavidBern

 

Welcome to the MYOB Community Forum, I hope you find plenty of useful information.

 

The first thing to do is run the Journal Security Audit Report.

Set the session dates to the period from the last reconciliation to now and the transaction dates to the period where the transactions are missing.

This report will tell you if anyone has changed/modified the transactions or deleted them.

 

  • DavidBern's avatar
    DavidBern
    Contributing Cover User
    6 years ago

    Hi Gday53

     

    that worked well thank you.

    We can see in the report that the missing transactions disappeared on the same day our book keeper visited, who incidentally is the only person who unlocks the system.

    Sometimes there are double entries and our book keeper tidies things up with journal entries rather than straight out deleting items.

    From here on we will ask the book keeper when finishing up, to verify the last reconciliation closing balance still matches the reconciliation report. Hopefully that will bring attention to anything done that perhaps should not have been, at the time when it occurred, instead of six months down the track.