Corporate Cards: To Configure a Vendor for a Corporate Card
In the following implementation activity, you will learn how to create the entities necessary for processing of expense receipts with corporate credit cards.
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Process Overview
In this activity, on the Chart of Accounts (GL202500) form, you will create a GL account for a corporate credit card. On the Payment Methods (CA204000) form, you will create a payment method for corporate credit cards. On the Cash Accounts (CA202000) form, you will create a cash account for the corporate credit card and specify the new payment method for it. Finally, on the Vendors (AP303000) form, you will create a vendor that represents the bank that issued the corporate credit card.
System Preparation
Launch the MYOB Acumatica website, and sign in to a company with the U100 dataset preloaded. You should sign in as Kimberly Gibbs, an implementation manager, by using the gibbs username and the 123 password.
Step 1: Creating a GL Account for a Corporate Credit Card
To create a GL account for a corporate credit card, do the following:
- Open the Chart of Accounts (GL202500) form, and on the form toolbar, click Add Row.
- In the new line, create an account with the following settings:
- Account: 29100
- Account Class: OTHCURLIAB
- Type: Liability
- Description: Corporate Credit Card
- Post Option: Detail
- On the form toolbar, click Save.
Step 2: Creating a Payment Method
To create a payment method for the corporate credit card, do the following:
- Open the Payment Methods (CA204000) form.Tip:To open the form for creating a new record, type the form ID in the Search box, and on the Search form, point at the form title and click New right of the title.
- On the form toolbar, click Add New Record.
- In the Summary area, specify the following settings for the new payment
method:
- Payment Method ID: CORPCC
- Means of Payment: Cash/Check
- Description: Corporate Credit Card
- Use in AP: Selected
- User in AR: Cleared
This payment method is not going to be used for customer payments.
- Require Remittance Information for Cash Account:
Cleared
Remittance information is not required by this payment method for the related cash accounts.
- On the Settings for Use in AP tab, clear the
Require Unique Payment Ref. check box in the
Payment Settings section so that a unique payment
reference number is not required for each payment document created with this
payment method.
Make sure that Not Required is selected in the Additional Processing section. Payment documents created with this payment method do not require additional processing, such as printing checks.
- On the form toolbar, click Save.
Step 3: Creating a Cash Account
To create a cash account for a corporate credit card, do the following:
- Open the Cash Accounts (CA202000) form.
- On the form toolbar, click Add New Record.
- In the Summary area, specify the following settings for the new cash account:
- Cash Account: 29100
- Account: 29100 - Corporate Credit Card
- Branch: HEADOFFICE
- Description: Corporate Credit Card Key Bank Visa
- Requires Reconciliation: Selected
- Restrict Visibility with Branch: Cleared
- Use for Corporate Cards: Selected
- Reconciliation Numbering Sequence: CARECON - CA Reconciliation
- On the Payment Methods tab, click Add Row on the table toolbar and in the Payment Method column, select CORPCC.
- On the Entry Types tab, click Add Row and select BANKFEE in the Entry Type ID column.
- Click Add Row again and select INTEREST in the Entry Type ID column.
- On the form toolbar, click Save.
Step 4: Creating a Vendor
To create a vendor that will represent the bank of the corporate credit card in the system, do the following:
- Open the Vendors (AP303000) form.
- On the form toolbar, click Add New Record.
- In the Summary area, specify the following settings for the new vendor:
- Vendor ID: KEYBANK
- Vendor Class: DEFAULT
- In the Account Name box, specify Key Bank.
- On the GL Accounts tab, in the Expense Account box, select 29100 - Corporate Credit Card.
- On the form toolbar, click Save.
You have set up a cash account, a payment method, and a vendor, so that you can track the corporate credit card payments and reconcile the credit card balance in the system with the card statement balance.
For instructions on how to process an AP bill that represents the expenses paid with company credit card, see Payments with a Corporate Card: To Process a Credit Card Bill.