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Denis, Regarding processing electronic payment formats our company (originally SAI now Clarus) has been working with BPCS for over 10 years integrating with banking systems around the world. We have a product which is set up to work in the following manner. 1) A payment run is completed in BPCS (as per normal) but using a different payment type from that which is used for cheques. E.G. Payment type 'E' for Electronic Payments, which is maintained on the vendor master file. 2) The payment run is then downloaded into Cashbook using various selection criteria such as payment type, bank code and payment date. This selection reads BPCS AMH & AML files. 3) At that point we "format" the payment file to suit the banking system your company are using. We have a global database of banking formats, if we did not have your specific format we would build it by liaising with your bank, the file specification is the crucial ingredient we need. 4) Once this payment has been "formatted" we automatically download the payment information into the Cash side of our Bank Reconciliation module. 5) Bank Statement Files can then be uploaded from your banking system to the bank side of the bank reconciliation. 6) A reconciliation procedure can then be completed on ALL cash and bank transactions. 7) Bank statement only items, unpresented cheques, automatic and manual reconciliations are all covered in this module. FYI as well as this we cover electronic collections processing. This system integrates with all versions of BPCS and we have many customers using it on 6.0.02 I would be delighted to do a Webex/internet demonstration to yourself & others interested on the improvements Cashbook makes possible in the areas of cash processing and control. Please email me offline if you wish to pursue this further. Best Wishes Greg Coulter Account Manager Cashbook Limerick, Ireland CLARUS * coulterg@ie.claruscorp.com * (work) +353 61 338400 * (direct dial) +353 61 201184 * (mobile) +353 876 996723
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