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Bank Statements Import and Reconciliation in EBS Oracle

This document provides steps for setting up the import and reconciliation of bank statements in Oracle EBS. It outlines configuring transaction codes for receipts, payments and miscellaneous payments when using the SWIFT MT940 format. It also describes creating a bank statement mapping based on the SWIFT940.ctl control file to map the bank statement format. The final step is to load the bank statement file on the Oracle server and submit a request to import the statements.

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Bank Statements Import and Reconciliation in EBS Oracle

This document provides steps for setting up the import and reconciliation of bank statements in Oracle EBS. It outlines configuring transaction codes for receipts, payments and miscellaneous payments when using the SWIFT MT940 format. It also describes creating a bank statement mapping based on the SWIFT940.ctl control file to map the bank statement format. The final step is to load the bank statement file on the Oracle server and submit a request to import the statements.

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Bank statements import and reconciliation in EBS Oracle As you may know, bank statements manual input and

reconciliation is a demanding task. You wont have to bother anymore after setting up bank statements import and reconciliation. This example uses EBS Oracle 12.0.6. and the file format imported is SWIFT MT940. Here are a few steps to setup and submit the actual request for bank statement import. Using a Cash Management responsibility navigate to: Setup -> Bank Statements -> Bank Statement Transaction Codes You have to set the transaction codes for receipts to TRFC, for Payments to TRFD, for miscelaneous payments to COMD, as those are the codes used by Oracle in its standard implementation for SWIFT940 format.

To set up the bank statement mappings go to: Setup -> Bank Statements -> Bank Statement Mappings Create a new mapping based on SWIFT940.ctl control file. This must be customized in order to map to your bank statement format, for example specifying a word used in all transaction lines. In my example this word is Numar.

After this, all you have to do is to load your file on the Oracle server (path will be specified in the Directory Path field on the request) and submit the request.

Notice that the Mapping Name is the name of the mapping created previously. Oracle also supports BAI format for import. Tip: check patch nr. 8965556 Related links: Oracle doc http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/A60725_05/html/comnls/us/ce/loading.htm#t_bi_load SWIFT format http://martin.hinner.info/bankconvert/swift_mt940_942.pdf http://www.csob.cz/WebCsob/Firmy/Korporace-Instituce/w1se/w1se_MT940_en.pdf BAI format https://businessonline.huntington.com/common/cms/help/BAI1Technical%20Ref%20Manual.pdf

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