currently, our finance department needs to run year-end close every day.
I saw, it is possible to run this process with a batch and set up the recurrence as daily. When setting up the batch, we need also to define a voucher for closing posting.
My question is:
would it be some problem in the system, if we run this as a daily batch, with the same voucher?
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It’s unusual to process the daily closure daily, but there is no problem with the parameter that you mention.
Usually, the cut-off activities are planned to finish with the entry of the previous year and then go forward with the closure.
I suggest you insert a start and a date for your batch. As the end date, you can insert the estimated definitive approbation of the previous year's balance.
Kind regards,
Giorgio
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