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MarkView Financial Suite
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MarkView for General Ledger Management
The heart of a month end, quarter end or annual close of the books centers around General Ledger (GL) where all financial transactions are rolled up. For the close process to go smoothly, it is critical that the information in a GL record is accurate and can be verified quickly. This verification of posted GL entries usually requires access to backup documents related to payments, receipts and credit/debit memos. For large public companies, Sarbanes-Oxley has put additional pressure on the close process since filings for 10-Ks and 10-Qs have been accelerated. Sarbanes-Oxley requires that financial statements be not only more accurate and certified but also produced more quickly. MarkView for General Ledger Management streamlines the close process by making all of the documentation associated with a GL transaction easily available from within the ERP GL module.
MarkView for General Ledger Management provides the capability to process your manually entered journal transactions via an electronic image of your Journal Entry documentation. The MarkView workflow can allow for Journal Entry documents to be routed for additional approvals once the document is attached to the ERP record. A selected approver can then access these documents via a web interface to approve the document. In addition, the workflow can be configured to require approvals beyond that of the Journal Entry user, even if the Journal Entry user has the appropriate approval authority.
MarkView for General Ledger Management provides the ability to drill into the Accounts Payable and Receivable view from an ERP General Ledger module and view posted invoice and receipt records and their associated documents. With the MarkView system, once a document is associated with an ERP record, the association is permanent – even as the record flows from one module to the next.
For example, when a GL user is viewing records in the GL module, the user may drill down on a journal entry to the ERP Invoice Entry interface. The ERP Invoice Entry interface will be launched and the related invoice record will be automatically queried. Once this record is queried, the user is able to access and view any attachments associated with the invoice record.
Sometimes journal credit and debit entries must be entered manually. In today’s world of heightened corporate governance, these manual adjustments must be documented thoroughly. During internal and external audits, tracking down these documents can be quite labor intensive. MarkView for General Ledger Management enables all documentation to be quickly attached to manual entries.
Using a web form, a cover page with a barcode identifying a given journal entry is created using the MarkView barcode generator. Backup documents can then be scanned or faxed into the MarkView system which analyzes the barcode on the cover page to determine the journal name. The backup documents are then automatically attached to the journal record.
This process also works for journal entries that are automatically posted via AP or AR. Follow-up documents can be associated with journal records even after the posting.
