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Override Posting Date of Financial and Fee Adjustments

Add adjustments to reservations after financials are locked

Updated over 2 weeks ago

Override Posting Date for Adjustments

Objective

This SOP outlines the steps to override the posting date for financial adjustments when reservation financials are locked.

Key Steps

Step 1: When To Override Posting Dates 0:07

  • Recognize that posting dates may need to be overwritten when:

    • Reservation financials are locked (e.g., books are closed).

    • The reservation is on a published understatement.

Step 3: Add an Adjustment 0:27

  • Go to the system to add an adjustment or line item.

  • Note that the default posting date will be set to the closing date.

Step 4: Change the Posting Date 0:33

  • If you need to record an adjustment after the books are closed:

    • Change the posting date to a date after the closing date (e.g., after the 26th).

    • The system will not allow an adjustment to be posted after this date.

  • Confirm that the adjustment is successfully recorded.

Step 5: Handle Fee Adjustments 1:00

  • For fee adjustments (e.g., cleaning fees):

    • Repeat the steps to add an adjustment

    • The system won't allow a posting date to be set after the books are closed.

    • Ensure to select a posting date on or after the close date

  • Note that reservation fees & commissions will not auto recalculate and post after the reservation has locked (either because books are closed or because it's been partially reported on an owner statement). Any fees & commission adjustments necessary due to financial adjustments at this point will need to be manually calculated and posted with a posting date in an unlocked period.

Important Reminders

  • Always verify that the financials are indeed locked before attempting to override posting dates.

  • Ensure that all adjustments are documented properly to maintain financial integrity.

Tips for Efficiency

  • Familiarize yourself with the system's interface for adding adjustments to streamline the process.

  • Keep a record of common scenarios where posting date overrides are necessary to expedite future adjustments.

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