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Credit Card Reconciliation & Entry into NAV 2013

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I am wondering if anyone has had experience implementing a credit card in NAV 2013? We are implementing a P-Card program that will be reconciled and an expense report will be populated from our Travel Management system - Concur. From there we are trying to have a csv file to somehow upload directly the expenses in the G/L or to a vendor card (the bank/credit card company). I'm just wondering if anyone has done this, how they have accomplished getting the information into NAV without a manual keying of information (before or after the statement is closed) and how the reconciliation has been accomplished in NAV? Has anyone used a clearing account to upload the transactions as they occur and then once they are approved and costed out removed them from the clearing account and put them to their final resting spot for expenses?

Any suggestions, ideas would be helpful.

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    Hannes Holst 5,767 on at

    Hi,

    easiest would be when you import into a General Journal.
    Post a payment on a bank account with your expenses-G/L Account as the balance account.

    Then you can maintain the expenses in your G/L on the expense account.
    And you can use the bank reconcilition of NAV when you have the payments on the bank statement.

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    Community Member on at

    So how would you hit a liability before the payment is made?

  • Hannes Holst Profile Picture
    Hannes Holst 5,767 on at

    Hi,

    Exact timing depends on your source system, of course. I assumed that the transactions are already available.

    When you know the expenses before the actual payment is taken from your bank account - that's no problem. You can import into NAV and "let it wait there" until the payments are on the bank statement.

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