If you use compatible bank software or a compatible bank's website, you can connect it through e-banking. This lets you process e-Payments and e-Reconcile your bank account.
You can't use e-banking for foreign currency transactions or Faster Payments. Any Faster Payments upload to your bank as ACH credits instead.
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Enable e-banking
Go to Settings, then select Bank Defaults.
Select the Enable e-banking checkbox, then select OK.
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Log on as Manager if you don't see the Enable e-banking option.
Download your e-banking plugin
Install the e-banking module on each workstation that needs access to the feature.
Select Bank accounts, then select the relevant bank account.
Select Edit.
Select the Bank Details tab, then select Configure.
Complete the Sage e-banking Configuration window as follows.
NOTE:
Configuration details for e-banking depend on the bank type you select in the dropdown. Some options aren't available in all banking software.
Common directory
The directory where the program saves your e-Payment and e-Reconcile statement files. C:\ appears as the default. To change this, enter the file path or select Browse to locate the directory.
Override common directory
Select this checkbox to use a different directory for e-Payment files and e-Reconcile statements.
Statement Reconciliation Service
The folder where your banking software saves statement files. This is before you import them into e-Reconcile. C:\ appears as the default. To change this, enter the file path or select Browse. Enter the file extension your banking software uses to save statement files, for example, TXT. Only files with this extension appear in the Import window.
Payment file options
The directory, file name, and extension of the e-Payments file your online banking software uses. C:\ appears as the default. To change this, enter the file path or select Browse.
Select Suppliers, then select the relevant supplier account.
Select Edit.
Select the Bank tab.
Complete the Bank Details:
Field
Description
Bank Name
The supplier's bank name.
Address
The supplier's bank address.
Account Name
The supplier's bank account name.
Sort Code
The supplier's bank sort code. Enter it as a six-digit number or with dashes, for example, 112233 or 11-22-33.
Account Number
The supplier's bank account number. This is eight digits.
Complete the Payment Details:
Field
Description
BACS/SEPA Ref
The supplier's BACS reference, if you have it.
IBAN
The supplier's International Bank Account Number (IBAN). Use this for payments across country borders in the EU, EEA, and Switzerland. You always use an IBAN with a Bank Identifier Code (BIC).
BIC/Swift
A standard identifier for banks. You use this on all international payments.
Roll Number
An additional reference some building societies use.
Additional Ref
Any additional information about this supplier's bank account. You can enter up to three lines of 60 characters.
From the Payment Method dropdown, select BACS.
Select the Online Payments checkbox.
Choose Save. then Close.
NOTE:
Any payment you create for a supplier with Online Payments selected has a reference of (BACS). If you don't want to send the payment through BACS, remove or replace the reference. The payment won't appear in e-Payments if you remove the reference.
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