Bank Transactions
The Bank transactions page shows all the transactions from a bank data feed or imported via QIF, CSV or TXT file. You can accept Suggested matches, Create or Accept transaction rules or Allocate the transactions manually.

Once actioned, the transaction is no longer available from this screen and will be visible in the Reckon One transactions tab, marked as cleared.

Allocate match
The program has found a transaction that already exists in Reckon One that matches the amount and the date (we look 3 days either side of the bank transaction date). Click
to allocate this match to the existing suggested transaction.
If the transaction matches a Rule, you have previously created, click
to create the transaction in Reckon One based on this rule.

You can of course ignore the matches and allocate a new payment/receipt/transfer to the transaction instead.
Allocate payment
Create a new payment transaction. Only available for Money out transactions.
Allocate receipt
Create a new receipt transaction. Only available for Money in transactions.
Allocate transfer
Create a new transfer transaction. Available for both Money in and Money out transactions.
Create rule
If the transaction is a recurring one, say a property lease or motor vehicle fuel, consider creating a rule to help automate the transaction creation process.
Ignore for now
Hides the bank transaction until it is either used at a later time (click
to un-hide ignored transactions), or a new manual import is processed.
Manual Upload
Reckon One allows importing electronic bank statements into Reckon One by using the manual upload process.
Log into your financial institution and export the electronic bank statement or bank transactions as a QIF file or CSV file format and save it on the local computer and then upload it into Reckon One.
From the Bank Accounts overview, click on Actions then Upload transactions.

Click on Select file downloaded from Internet banking and click Import the file.

The imported bank entries will appear on the New tab of the selected bank account.
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