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Bank Income ​

The Bank Income document records the receipt of funds into the organization's bank account. It is used to track non-cash payments from clients, contract-based receipts, and other bank deposits.

How to Access ​

Navigate to: Sidebar > Money > Bank Income

Route: /money/documents/bank-income

Quick actions:

Overview ​

A bank income document is created when funds are credited to a bank account. Once conducted (posted), the amount is reflected on the selected bank account and in the cash flow analytics.

Document List ​

The list page shows all bank income documents.

List Columns ​

ColumnDescription
No.Document number
DateDate and time of the operation
OrganizationReceiving organization
Bank AccountAccount that received funds
ClientPayer
Income/Expense TypeCash flow category
AmountIncome amount
ConductedPosting status (Yes/No)
NoteComment

Filters ​

  • Period — filter by document date.
  • Bank Account — select bank account.
  • Search — by document number.

Creating a Document ​

Main Fields ​

FieldDescriptionRequired
Date (dt)Date and time of the operationYes
Organization (organizationid)Organization receiving the fundsYes
Bank Account (bankid)Receiving bank accountYes
Client (clientid)Payer (client or counterparty)No
Income/Expense Type (type_inout)Cash flow categoryNo
Amount (amount)Income amountYes
Note (note)Free-text commentNo

Step-by-Step Guide ​

  1. Go to Money > Bank Income.
  2. Click Add.
  3. Select the Organization and Bank Account.
  4. Set the Date of the operation.
  5. Optionally select a Client and Income/Expense Type.
  6. Enter the Amount.
  7. Optionally add a Note.
  8. Click Save, then Conduct.

FAQ ​

How do I undo an incorrect bank income? ​

Open the document and click Unconduct. The bank account balance will be adjusted accordingly.

Can I edit a conducted document? ​

First unconduct the document, make changes, then conduct it again.

What is the difference between bank income and cash income? ​

Bank income records non-cash receipts to a bank account, while cash income records physical cash received into a cash register.