KEMID Transfer Target tab
For recurring cash transfers to KEMID(s) (that is, transfers for which Transaction Document Type = 'ECT)', this tab contains essential information about the KEMID(s) to which the recurring transfer is to be made.
For a cash transfer to
a GL account, do not enter information into this tab.
Instead, enter information into the GL Transfer Target tab.
KEMID Transfer Target tab definition
Description | |
Target Sequence Number |
Display only. The order in which the transaction for this KEMID will be processed. This number is sequential and is automatically assigned by the system. |
Target Kemid |
Required for ECT transactions. The KEMID to which
money is to be transferred. Enter an existing valid KEMID or use the
lookup |
Target Etran Code |
Required for ECT transactions. Identifies the type of
processing required on the 'To' side of this recurring transaction. Enter
an existing Etran code or use the lookup The Etran code you specify must have an Etran Type Code equal to 'I' (Income) or 'E' (Expense). The Etran code must also have an appropriately identified General Ledger object code record that matches the chart for the KEMID-associated general ledger account. |
Target Line Description |
A description of this recurring transfer for the 'To' side of this recurring transaction. |
Target Income or Principal |
Required for ECT transactions. Determines whether the cash is transferred to this KEMID's income or principal. |
Target Amount |
The amount of cash to be transferred to this KEMID.
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Target Percent |
The percentage of the overall amount of cash to be transferred to this KEMID.
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Target Use Etran Code |
The Etran code (if any) associated with the desired transaction processing. |
Active Indicator |
Indicates whether this KEMID transfer target is active or not. Select the check box if this target is active in the system. Clear the check box if it is inactive. At least one KEMID record must be active for the recurring ECT to be active. |
Click the button to add a new record for this
target KEMID.
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