Bank Clearance Pro details
Overall, the "Bank Clearance Pro Detail" document type serves as a detailed record for each payment entry associated with a bank clearance, capturing relevant information such as amounts, dates, cheque details, and the account against which the payment is made. This structure allows for a granular view of the payment transactions involved in the broader bank clearance process.
The "Bank Clearance Pro Detail" document type appears to be a table or child document associated with the "Bank Clearance Pro" document type. It provides detailed information about payment entries and related details involved in the bank clearance process. Here's a breakdown of its purpose based on the fields:
Payment Information:
Payment Document: A link field to another document type ("DocType"), indicating the type of payment document associated with this entry.
Payment Entry: A dynamic link to the payment document, suggesting a link to a specific payment entry within the associated payment document.
Against Account: Information about the account against which the payment is made.
Amount and Currency:
Amount: The amount of the payment entry.
FLT Amount: A float field, possibly representing a converted or calculated amount.
Dates and Posting:
Posting Date: The date when the payment entry is posted.
Cheque Number: The number associated with the cheque used for the payment.
Cheque Date: The date of the cheque.
Clearance Date: The date when the payment is cleared.
Read-Only and Visibility:
Several fields are marked as read-only, indicating that these fields are not intended for manual editing and might be automatically populated or calculated.
The "Against Account," "Amount," "Posting Date," "Cheque Number," "Cheque Date," and "Clearance Date" fields are visible in the list view, making it easy to see a summary of entries.
Quick Entry:
The document type is configured for quick entry, facilitating a streamlined process for entering and managing payment details.
Data Structure:
The document type is marked as a table ("istable": 1), indicating that it is designed to store multiple records of payment details within the context of a Bank Clearance Pro document.