The first red block - my note is wrong; the file is right - that is supposed to be our bank’s routing number
Second red block (as well as the first teal block) - supposed to be our bank’s “ID” (max 10 char) - which is something abnormal, and the bank will tell you what they want there.
Last red block - it’s probably wrong as implemented, but it does not matter
Yes, we use both Domestic and International as is in 11.1.200 weekly .
Line 1 4-13 is your banks routing number. The Company ID was given to us by our bank for their system and is also in line 5.
Line 8 does have our tax id, but they never have balked at it.
We did a couple of test runs with the bank and have been using the standard files for almost two years now.
You must enter at minimum the vendor bank country, so Epicor knows Domestic or Intl. I always want the complete bank name and full address, but accounting can’t seem to do all of that typing
The odd/bad thing is in 10.2.400 when I tried to make the file they had the tax id where the bank id went which is why I knew what it was and they fixed it in line 1. but left it wrong in line 8.
question on the suplier and the bank remit? the Primary bank check box should determine what record is used for the bank remit right? Anyone come across why this would not be and the non primary record would be used when there is more then one bank remit records?
I have had this happen within past 2 weeks for only 2 suppliers(2023.2.36) while the other suppliers all used the primary record correctly. Happened in 2 ach nacha processings.
Is there a standard? I know they use the term, but I have yet to use ANY of the banking standard (NACHA, ISO20022, etc) that didnt have to be “modified” in some way or another.
I’ve done probably 20+ ACH\EFT\WIRES in my time with Epicor so far.