Transaction Types
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Every time you enter a transaction into Sage 50 Accounts, its details are stored in a list called the audit trail. The audit trail is a complete record of all transaction activity and is often requested by auditors during their investigations. This article provides a list of all the transaction types you can see on the audit trail, and what they mean.

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The audit trail uses a code made up of two letters to identify different types of transactions. The Transaction types used are listed below.

TypeFull nameDescriptionWhere generated
JCJournal CreditCredit side of a journal.Bank accounts > Bank transfer or Nominal codes > Journal entry.
JDJournal DebitDebit side of a journal.Bank accounts > Bank transfer or Nominal codes > Journal entry.
SISales InvoiceCustomer invoice.Invoices and credits or Sales Orders or Customers > Batch invoice.
SCSale CreditCustomer credit.Invoices and credits or Customers > Batch credits.
SDSales DiscountCustomer discount.Bank accounts > Customer receipt.
SASales Payment on AccountMoney from customers with no invoice to link to.Bank accounts > Customer receipt.
SRSales ReceiptMoney from customers which is linked to other transactions.Bank accounts > Customer receipt.
SPSales PaymentCustomer refund.Customers > Refund or Bank > Customer refund.
PIPurchase InvoiceSupplier invoice.Purchase Orders or Suppliers > Batch invoice.
PCPurchase CreditSupplier credit.Suppliers > Batch credits.
PAPurchase Payment on AccountMoney paid to supplier with no invoice to allocate.Bank accounts > Supplier payment.
PDPurchase DiscountSupplier discount.Bank accounts > Supplier payment.
PPPurchase PaymentMoney paid to supplier which is linked to other transactions.Bank accounts > Supplier payment.
PRPurchase ReceiptSupplier refund.Suppliers > Refund or Bank > Supplier refund.
BPBank PaymentMoney out from your bank account directly linked to a nominal code.Bank accounts > select a cheque account >Bank payment.
BRBank ReceiptMoney in to your bank account directly linked to a nominal code.Bank accounts > select a cheque account >Bank receipt.
CPCash PaymentMoney out from your cash account directly linked to a nominal code.Bank accounts > select a cash account > Bank payment.
CRCash ReceiptMoney in to your cash account directly linked to a nominal code.Bank accounts > select a cash account > Bank receipt.
VPVisa PaymentMoney out from your credit card account directly linked to a nominal code.Bank accounts > select a credit card account > Bank payment.
VRVisa ReceiptMoney in to your credit card account directly linked to a nominal code.Bank accounts > select a credit card account > Bank receipt.

Additional stock transactions - If you are working with stock records, they have a different range of transaction types, including AI - Adjustment in and AO - Adjustment out. Read more >

Additional project transactions - If you are working with projects, there are two additional project only transactions which may appear on your project activity: Project Charge (CD) and Project Credit (CC). Read more >


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