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                On the A/R Quick Receipt Entry screen, you can enter sufficient information for cash, check, and other receipts so that you can print a deposit slip and take the money to the bank in a timely manner.
Before you start
                    
                        
                
                - Decide whether to add receipts to an existing deposit slip, if there is one, or start a new deposit slip.
To add a receipt to a deposit slip:
- Accounts Receivable > A/R Transactions > Quick Receipt Entry.
- Do one of the following:- Select an existing batch. Use the Finder  beside the Batch Number field to display the batch you want to use. beside the Batch Number field to display the batch you want to use.
- Create a new batch. Click Create New, then enter batch information.
 
- Select an existing batch. Use the Finder 
- Click Add Line.
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                        In the Receipt Transaction Type field, specify the transaction type: - Receipt
- Prepayment
- Unapplied Cash
- Miscellaneous Receipt
 Note: In a new batch, Accounts Receivable displays the default transaction type you selected on the A/R Options screen. 
- Specify the customer number, receipt type, check number (you can also let Accounts Receivable assign a number), receipt date, amount, payer name, description (of the receipt), fiscal year, and fiscal period.
- Continue adding the receipts you want to include on the same deposit slip.
- To print receipts, click Print Receipt. For more information, see Printing Receipts.
- To print the deposit slip, click Deposit. For more information, see Printing the A/R Deposit Slips Report.
- Click Save when you have finished entering receipts for deposit.
After you complete the deposit slip
                    
                        
                
            - Print the deposit slip. For more information, see Printing the A/R Deposit Slips Report.
- Use the A/R Receipt Entry screen to apply receipts in the deposit slip to documents in the customer's account.