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A journal entry is drafted by one person and posted by another

Who is involved

RoleWhat they do
AccountantDrafts the entry.
Finance controllerReviews and posts it.

Step by step

  1. Accountant

    Creates a draft journal entry with balanced lines and a dimension where required.

    What they see:A draft with no number yet.

  2. Accountant

    Tries to post their own draft with the maker-and-checker setting on.

    What they see:A plain-language refusal naming the rule.

  3. Finance controller

    Opens the draft and presses Post.

    What they see:The entry gets its number and joins the ledger.

  4. Finance controller

    Checks the anomaly inbox for anything flagged on the entry.

    What they see:Round-amount or weekend findings, if any, to own or dismiss.

Who is told what

Posting is quiet by default; a company can switch on a channel to stream posted entries.

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