Finance > Maintenance > EFT Processing > Create EFT File
Electronic fund transfer (EFT) is a method of electronically transferring funds to a vendor for payment. The transfer is accomplished by creating an EFT file during payment processing. The file is then given to the local education agency's (LEA) bank to be transmitted to an automated clearing house (ACH). The ACH is a centralized, federal reserve bank that transmits the necessary data for electronically transferring funds to the vendor's participating depository financial institution (DFI).
The EFT process is completed in the logged-on file ID.
Notes:
There are two types of EFT file options available on this tab:
Field | Description |
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Finance | If selected, all EFT checks (i.e., payments) for the selected date time stamp(s) are included in the EFT file. If multiple date time stamp records are selected, all records will be included in the same file. A list of data from the last ten check runs is displayed in the grid. |
Pre-Note | If selected, all vendors with PreNote selected on the Maintenance > Vendor Information > Vendor Miscellaneous tab are included in the file. The file is sorted by vendor number. After the prenote file is generated, the PreNote field is cleared. |
Effective Date | Type the effective date for the EFT file in the MM-DD-YYYY format. This is the date that the bank will transfer the funds to the vendor's bank. |
❏ Click Create EFT File to create the EFT file. If Pre-Note is selected, the Finance EFT Pre-Note Report is displayed with a zero transaction. Otherwise, the Finance EFT Report is displayed with a list of transactions to be processed. Review the report.
❏ Click Process to proceed. A dialog box is displayed with a preset File name.
You can type a different name for the file and save the file on your computer or network.
❏ Click Cancel to close the report and return the Create EFT file tab.
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