DXC Finance Utilities - AR Utilities | [“DXC Products for Microsoft Business Applications”]

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Core extensions
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Finance utilities
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  - Cash and bank management
  - Accounts payable
  - Accounts receivable
  - ABN and IRD validation
    - ABN lookup and validation
    - IRD number validation
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    - Budget import
  - Encryption/decryption
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  - Electronic reporting export
- Processing
  - Cash and bank management
  - Accounts payable
  - Accounts receivable
    - Customer remittance import
  - ABN and IRD validation
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    - IRD number validation
  - Budgeting
    - Budget import
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    - Export electronic reporting file
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Forex contract
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Insights for D365 FO
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License manager
Product Lifecycle Management (PLM)
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Security Insights for D365 FO
Smart Business Form Email Manager (Smart Send)
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Solutions for DocuSign and Dynamics 365
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Care Services
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FAQ

Financial utilities connection

When the Customer remittances or Direct debit returns are to be imported via their periodic tasks, the applicable connection type must be setup using the Financial utilities connections page.

Note: The menu is only available where additional licensed feature Finance utilities - AR utilities is enabled.

Accounts receivable Financial utilities connections are used in the following:

Mandatory parameter in the periodic task Payment journal import. Only enabled Financial connections can be selected in the periodic task.

The import file can be attached to the created D365 customer payment journal, by setting File attachment document type on the Settlement tab on Accounts receivable parameters.

Examples where a file would we moved to Import error path are discussed in Error handling

Note: If Import error path is not setup/incorrect, the file will be deleted from the import path and not archived.

To open the Financial utilities connections page, go to Accounts receivable > Payments setup > Financial utilities connections. Then set the fields as described in the following subsections.

Financial utilities connection setup