Introduction
The liquidity of an organization is managed in Oracle Cash Management; this includes the reconciliation of the cashbook to the bank statements, and forecasting future cash requirements. In this chapter, we will look at how to create bank accounts, enter and reconcile bank statements, and create cash forecasts. Cash management integrates with Payables, Receivables, Payroll, Treasury, and General Ledger.
Let's start by looking at the cash management process:
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1. The Bank generates statements.
2. The statements are sent to the organization electronically or by post.
3. The Treasury Administrator loads and verifies the bank statement into cash management. The statements can also be manually entered into cash management.
4. The loaded statements are reconciled to the cash book transactions.
5. The results are reviewed, and amended if required.
6. The Treasury Administrator creates the journals for transactions in the General Ledger.
