Balancing amounts

Hi there, 

Reconciliation is an important part of running a small business. Ensuring that your transactions have all been accounted for in your books means that you stay organized and confident in your bookkeeping. If you've deleted transactions after reconciling them, your balance will be appearing in the negative when you go to try and reconcile again, as you've explained above. I'll help you recreate the transactions properly using the information found on your reconciliation report and the audit log. 

The steps to recreate your transactions are straightforward, but you'll have to retrieve the proper information first. In order to do that, follow the steps below. 

1. Click the Accounting tab on the left navigation menu, then select Reconcile.

2. If your balance is incorrect, you'll see a prompt there that says "Your account isn't ready to reconcile yet." Click We can help you fix it. 

3. This will open the Reconciliation Discrepancy Report. Next to each transaction you'll be restoring, click View on the far right-hand side of the page. 

4. This will produce the transaction's audit log.

5. Using the information found on the audit log, recreate your transaction exactly as you see there. Match whichever bank account was originally used when you restore the transaction.

Once you've recreated all of your deleted transactions, you'll have to manually mark the transaction as Reconciled.

Here's how:

1. Click the Accounting tab on the left navigation menu.

2. Select Chart of Accounts.

3. Click Account History next to the account you're reconciling.

4. Change the status of your restored transactions to R, instead of C.

That's all there is to it. I hope this helps clear things up for you. If you're still unsure which account to select when restoring your transactions, please consult with your accountant or get in touch with our tech support team.

Have a wonderful weekend.