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Sandip this is the way ACH always worked in Dynamics GP, the ACH File is created at the time you POST payroll. So when you post payroll the ACH fields are updated; if you then after the fact void a Direct Deposit GP will not remove it from the original ACH file;
So in the end you will need to work with the clients bank to see if they can remove the line, as it is not as simple as opening the text file, and removing the line as there are totals, hash totals at the file.
There is a product suggestion on the connect website to add a feature where when you void a direct deposit it create a negative ACH what then can be combined with the original to remove the voided items.
Hello,
I am facing same problem. Client has voided single payroll check and when I recreate ACH it still appear in ACH files.
I don't know why it is not considering voided one?
Thanks
Sandip
Answer is there is no way to actually void a DD and update the ACH file.
The issue is the ACH tables get updated when you POST your payroll and those are set in stone; so voiding does nothing to the actual ACH file, or create a negative amount.
The only way to do this is void the entire pay run and re-enter, re-run and repost to create a new ACH file. There is a product suggestion on the connect site that I would suggest you and your clients vote for that would allow you to void a DD then create an ACH file with out the voided DD in this.
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