PULSE: Changing Default bankAccounts

PULSE: Changing Default bankAccounts

Question

We would like to change our default bank Account

Answer

Cashbook> Setup > Change Bank Account

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1.  How does it affect the Creditor Payments?
A:  When you run the above process - if you select as Default, it will ensure that when you do a payments run, it will come out of the new bank account.  So you don't manually have to go in and change the bank account on every posted invoice.

2.  Does it change the Creditor Invoice Form?
A:  Yes.  It uses a database field which picks up your default bank Acc and states that on the invoice

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