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Draft and bank movement

Which payment paid which invoice, found by itself.

Every draft looks in the bank for the payment that paid it. When exactly one movement fits, it is linked by itself; when several could, you choose; nothing is linked on a guess.

01 · What has to agree
  • The amount. The movement pays the total of the invoice in its currency. A card payment in another currency counts with its original amount and currency, as the bank writes them (a 20 EUR invoice paid by card from a RON account is found by its 20 EUR).
  • The date. From the invoice date up to 45 days after it. A card payment may also be up to 7 days before the invoice date, as shops often send the invoice after the payment.
  • Who was paid. The details of the movement back it: the supplier’s name, its IBAN, the last digits of the card or the invoice number.
  • A movement with this draft’s document attached is linked to it directly (see Attach a document and register the invoice). A movement already linked to another draft is not offered again.
02 · What the draft shows
Plată găsită (Payment found)

One movement fits. The Mișcare bancară (Bank movement) panel says Găsită în bancă: (Found in the bank:) with its date and amount. Registering posts it as the payment (see Register a draft).

De ales (To choose)

Several movements have the same amount, or one has it but its details do not say who was paid. They are listed; press Aceasta (This one) next to the one that paid it.

Suma diferă (Amount differs)

Movements of this supplier with another amount are listed: a partial payment, a fee, or a wrong amount on the draft.

Fără plată (No payment)

No movement pays this amount yet.

03 · Change it
  • Nu e mișcarea aceasta (Not this movement) unlinks a movement that is not the payment.
  • A movement you chose stays linked: it is not replaced by a later match.
  • The match is made again whenever the draft changes. After importing new statements, press Potrivește din nou cu banca (Match with the bank again) in the list of drafts; the daily mail also matches again before it is sent.
  • On the page of a bank movement, Ciorne de facturi (Invoice drafts) lists the drafts it pays, marked legată (linked), or could pay, marked posibilă (possible).

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