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How do I delete transactions? (Transaction screen)

Updated over a week ago

This article describes how to delete a single transaction from the transaction screen.

To delete a transaction from the transaction screen

Open the transaction record. (Transactions are located under the Accounting menu; for example, Accounting > Accounts Receivable > Charges, or Accounting > Accounts Receivable > Receipts.)

Click the Edit icon (the pencil). If the transaction can be deleted, a Delete button appears.

Note: These screenshots are regarding Charges, but the process is the same for all transactions using this function.

Click the Delete button. A warning message appears.

Enter a reason for deleting the transaction and click OK.

When You Can Delete a Transaction

If you can delete a transaction, the Delete button appears after you click the Edit icon. The following conditions apply:

  • Charge: You can delete a charge before it has been paid. In order to delete a paid charge, you need to delete any receipts associated with it first.

  • Receipt: You can delete a receipt (a payment from a tenant) before it has been deposited. In order to delete a deposited receipt, you need to delete the deposit first.

  • Deposit: You can delete a deposit before it has been reconciled. (Note: You cannot delete an online payment, e.g. a credit card payment.)

  • Payable: You can delete a payable before it has been paid. In order to delete a paid payable, you need to delete any associated payments first. (Note: You cannot delete a Bill Pay payable.)

  • Payment: You can delete a payment (a check) before it has been reconciled.

  • Journal: You can delete a journal before it has been reconciled.

Transactions that Can't be Deleted

You can't delete online payments or Bill Pay payments. Also, if a receipt has been deposited, you must delete the deposit before you delete the receipt.

Deleted Transactions Report

To view when a transaction was deleted and who deleted it, go to Reporting > Admin > Deleted Items.

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