I recently performed an analysis and documentation of a household account within the VSI software Rectrac. We provided the customer with the following information based on their customers transaction history.
- The household had a credit balance of $64.06 as of 11/03/2009 that was supposed to be zero. There were two payments of $32.03 on 9/17/2007 and 1/21/2008, never paid off correctly (missing a Trxn#) within RecTrac creating the credit balance in newer version.
- To fix this issue of an overstated credit balance was to run the Credit Balance Refund (Daily > Global) program and use pay code 7 to remove balance from account.
- Net causes were backdated fees and payments within Rectrac system putting funds into the Credit Balance Control Account. Linked to training from VSI trainer not understanding system and bugs enough.
- Any transaction within the RecTrac database showing a fee should have a transaction (Trxn#) associated with it. When a payment is applied to the account, that transaction number will show the fee was paid off correctly. (Review transaction from 11/01/07. receipt number 24152)
- Any credits created within RecTrac will have a zero transaction number because there’s no fee associated with the creation of the credit.
- All transactions are based on the module that the fee and payment occur in. You could have a zero account balance overall, but have a -$100 credit within the POS module and a $100 debit within the Pass Membership module. If the account should be zero an administrator needs to realize this and Net the balance of the account thru Global Sales to use up the credit from one module into another. If not, then the customer owes $100 in the Pass Membership module and has a credit that can be used up in the POS module.
- When adding notes or information changes to an account, you will not see any balance changes or amounts. (Review transaction from 12/07/08, receipt number 96818)
- When statements are run, balances will be shown in the transaction history. (Review transaction from 11/03/09, receipt number 177561)

