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            The Batch Profile
        The Batch Profile displays information 
 about the batch. This information include the Batch 
 Name, Batch Date, and whether 
 or not the Batch is an External 
 Web Batch.
        
             
        
        The Batch Profile has three 
 Batch Process icons:
        
            - The GL Export 
	 icon runs the Batch 
	 Export Process to export the GL 
	 Summary data to a file that can be imported into an accounting 
	 package such as Great Plains, 
	 Quickbooks, or Peachtree.
- The Close Batch 
	 icon runs the Close 
	 Batch Process.
- The Post Batch 
	 icon exports 
	 the GL Summary to the General Ledger. You can enter 
	 information about who posted the batch and when the Batch was posted 
	 to mark the date and user who performs the import into your Ledger.
The child form section of the Batch 
 Profile has the following tabs:
        
            - GL Summary 
	 - The GL Summary tab contains the General 
	 Ledger Summary child form. The General 
	 Ledger Summary child form displays the General Ledger Summary 
	 data. This data is available after you run the Close 
	 Batch Process.
- GL Details 
	 - The GL Details tab contains two child forms. The General 
	 Ledger Details and Ledger 
	 Payment Details information displays on their respective child 
	 forms after you run the Close Batch 
	 Process.
- Transactions 
	 - The Transactions tab houses the Transactions 
	 in this Batch child form. This child form displays a 
	 list of the Shopping Cart 
	 transactions that were assigned to this batch during the Check 
	 Out Process.
- Users - This tab contains the Users Assigned to this Batch child form. This child form displays 
	 a list of the 
	 users who have permission to use this batch for their transactions.
            
- Batch Conflicts 
	 - This tab houses the Conflicting 
	 Transaction Charges child form. If there was a problem closing the batch, the transactions that caused 
	 the batch to fail to close will be displayed on this child form.
Tip: You should also close 
		 your eWeb batches on a 
		 daily or weekly basis based on your business practices for reconciliation.
        For information on modifying the Payment 
 Date to coincide with the Batch 
 Date for cash or check payments, visit the Modifying 
 the Payment Date help topic.