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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.