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Accounts Payable System


The Accounts Payable System (APS) provides comprehensive control of vendors, purchase orders, payables, and checks.

Management Control

APS centralizes accounts payable operations to give management complete control over the payable payment approval and check production process.

Individuals with proper security clearance have complete access to audit every payable and check from any terminal. Managers find it easy to get information directly, putting them in control of the funds disbursed from their organization.

Complete Vendor Information

To control payments, maintain activity history, and simplify check production, vendor records are maintained for each person or business receiving disbursements.

Repetitive Entries Eliminated

Recurring expenses, such as rent, can be set up to eliminate repetitive payable maintenance.

Payable Payments Approved In Groups

Payables are approved for payment using a display terminal, and can be approved one at a time or in groups. All payables of a particular branch, cost center, vendor, or checking account can be approved at once. In addition, payables due before, on, or after a particular due date can be approved at once.

APS Key Features

  • Discounts are calculated automatically.
  • General ledger integration transactions (cash or accrual) are automatic.
  • Payables are paid from either DDA or general ledger checking accounts.
  • Payables can be categorized and paid via a single check.
  • Paid payables are retained for as long as necessary.
  • Vendors are paid by check, magnetic tape (electronic ACH), or credited to DDA or Savings as an on-us item.
  • Year-end tax information is reported to vendors and the federal government.
  • Payables with prepaid expenses can be split based upon expense frequency.
  • An option adds usage tax without affecting the net amount of the transaction.
  • Transaction history is maintained for expense category and vendor reporting.
  • Multi-institution, branch and cost center capabilities are optional.
  • Credit amounts can be entered on payable accounts.

 

 

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