Chapter 5

Understanding Bank Feeds and Rules

In This Chapter

arrow Understanding all the hullabaloo about bank feeds and rules

arrow Tuning up your bank and getting MYOB to sing along

arrow Saving hours, maybe even days, with bank feeds

arrow Conquering difficult situations without batting an eye

arrow Using simple logic to get the job done

arrow Keeping rules under control

Put simply, a bank feed is where your bank obligingly ‘feeds’ your MYOB file with a list of transaction details from your bank account. These transaction details appear in MYOB, complete with the date, the amount and, in most cases, the name of the person you were paying or the name of the person who was paying you.

Allocation rules provide bank feeds with the perfect dancing partner. The idea is that you set up rules so that MYOB automatically codes transactions to the correct accounts. So, for example, you can set up a rule so that any time the ...

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