VisionCore can Batch Post some or all Unposted transactions. This can be a helpful feature if you want to enter a quantity of transactions without Posting them. In the Batch Posting form, set the criteria of what you want to Post and VisionCore will automatically Post all the selected unposted transactions. Batch Posting is the same as manually Posting a transaction in the form it was created, except that you are Posting multiple transactions at a time.
First select what transaction type you want to batch post in the Transaction Type combo box. Then, in the Post Criteria section, choose what transactions you want to post. You can choose to post All Transactions, By Transaction Date, or By Transaction ID. If you select All Transactions, all transactions will be posted. If you select By Transaction Date, you will notice the Date Range section will allow you to enter a start (From:) and finish (To:) date. In this scenario, all transactions will be posted within that date range. You can use the drop down button to open the miniature calendar to graphically enter a date. When you have finished entering data for each field, press the TAB or ENTER key to move your cursor to the next field.
If you choose to post by By Transaction ID, the "Date Range" section will change to "Transaction ID", where you can enter a range of transactions to post. Next, click the Post button to start posting the transactions. A small dialog box will appear showing you how many transactions will be posted. This may take some time depending on how many transactions need to be posted.
After batch posting has been completed, you will receive a message confirming the records were posted. Some transactions may not get posted for a number of reasons. These reasons are listed below.
A transaction has a date prior to the date set in the Close Periods up to and Including: field of the Fiscal Year Periods form.
There was not enough Inventory in stock to fill an invoice, which would cause a back order.
There was an out of balance error where the transaction would cause the General Ledger to become out of balance.
Toolbar Buttons perform an action on the current record like adding, deleting or saving.
The Post button will start batch posting the selected transactions.
The History button will open the Post History form.
The Recap button will open the Recap form displaying a preview of what will be added to the general ledger when you click the Post button.
The Close button will close the Batch Posting form.
Press F1 or click F1-Help at the bottom left corner of the form for help on what this form is all about.