Understanding transaction and reference types

Modified on Thu, 16 Jan at 12:57 PM

Understanding the transaction and reference types that appear on the ledger is vital in understanding how the Eclipse system treats every action performed. Knowing how and why the system uses these types will allow you to effectively manage your ledger, and fix anything that has posted incorrectly.


Transaction types are actions done within Eclipse.

Reference types indicate what the reference number/note is in relation to.


The below screenshot shows the Transaction Type in blue, and the Reference Type in red.

If we wanted to understand the posting, we would first use the transaction types.

For VSL, the table advises this posting is triggered when delivering a deal.

For ACOST, the tables explains that this is triggered when finalising a deal.

If we needed to fix anything in this posting, we would use VSL to determine we need to find the sale, and to find it we can use the reference of 1025 which advises the stock number (SN).


In the below example, we can see the type is CIN, so we know to go to Creditors Invoices to investigate or fix any errors.



Transaction Types


ACOST
Auto Costing
This appears during the sale finalise process that moves costs from Inventory to Cost of Sales
AIV
Sales Invoice (Non Vehicle)
A standard Debtors invoice
CHQ
Cheque
Payment made via Cheque
CIN
Creditors Invoice

CST
Costs

FINAL
Finalise Sale

JNL
Journal

PCN
Parts Credit Note

PIN
Parts Invoice

PMT
EFT Payment
A payment made via EFT
RCV
Money Received
Appears when money received has been banked
SIN
Service Invoice

TFR
Internal Transfer
An automatic system process when a Journal cannot be done
VPR
Vehicle Purchase

VSL
Vehicle Sale



Reference Types


AI
Non Vehicle Sales Invoice
BK
Banking
CI
Creditors Invoice
CQ
Cheque
FA
Floorplan Allowance
FB
Factory Bonus
FC
Fleet Claim
GV
Gift Voucher
HB
Holdback
OT
Other
PI
Parts Invoice
PR
Payroll
RI
Service Invoice
RT
Receipt
SI
Sale Invoice
SN
Stock


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