Cash Management
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In order for users to
submit the Cash Management document, the
ENABLE_BANK_SPECIFICATION_IND parameter must be set to Y and the
DEFAULT_BANK_BY_DOCUMENT_TYPE parameter must be completed. Even if your institution is not
planning to use the Bank Offset
feature in KFS, the DEFAULT_BANK_BY_DOCUMENT_TYPE parameter must
be completed if your users plan to use the Cash
Management document. Bank offsets will not be created if the Bank Offset feature
has not been configured.
The Cash Management (CMD) document is used to record the actual bank deposit for one or more Cash Receipt (CR) documents and track cashiering activities that affect the cash drawer throughout the day. The cashiering activities might include change orders, cashing university checks, and temporary cash advances.
The CMD document is used to group approved cash receipts for a given verification unit into separate deposits so that they can be sent to the bank for deposit. Verifying units can choose to make interim deposits if they wish and must make a final deposit when they close out the cash drawer associated with the CMD document. You may deposit checks only during the interim deposits and checks, currencies and coins during the final deposit.
Use of the CMD document is restricted to members of the KFS-FP Cash Manager role. Members of this role might be located in an institution's Bursar office or another central processing unit.
For the complete information about the cash management
process, see Cash Receipt.
How the KFS-DP
Cash Manager role works: The approval of CR documents and the
initiation of the CMD document are controlled by the campus
associated with each role member. The CR document is routed to the role members
associated with the campus that the initiator is associated with based on their
KFS-SYS User role (or the campus associated with the
Department ID on their Person profile). Members of the KFS-FP Cash Manager role
cannot initiate Cash Receipt documents.
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