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How to delete or reverse an entry
How to delete or reverse an entry

Reversing a booked entry or deleting a draft entry

Jacqui Sullivan avatar
Written by Jacqui Sullivan
Updated over 3 years ago

In Reviso, there are two types of saving invoices and entries: you can either Save them or Book them. By saving the entry and not booking/posting you will be able to edit or delete the entry completely. A saved entry will stay in draft mode until booked. You can view draft entries within all reports by ticking the box 'Include non-booked entries' when selecting the report criteria, this enables you to view the impact of any entry prior to booking.

Once an entry has been booked it's locked down in the system and cannot be edited or deleted. However, you can reverse a booked entry. The reversal procedure creates a matching entry and turns a debit into a credit or visa versa. The reversing entry can then be viewed in reports prior to booking/posting.

Delete entries or invoices

It is possible to delete entries or invoices only if you used the Save option when saving the information. This saves the entry as a draft entry.

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If you have used this option, then you can edit or delete the entry whenever you want.You will find the Delete option on the right side of your list of entries/invoices.

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Reverse entries or invoices

If you used the Book option, then the entry/invoice can not be deleted.

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In order to fix the mistake, we will have to reverse the entry and make a credit note.
Reversing means creating the same entry but with the opposite balances, which will correct the error in the final balance.

Reviso will automatically check this reversion for you. In your list of entries, you will find an icon of a successful reversion.

When you click on this icon, you will see the same entry or invoice, which was booked with opposite balances. In other words, debits are counted as credits and vice versa. The error is then corrected only the entry has been booked, you can preview any un-booked entries within reports by selecting the report and ticking the box 'Include non-booked entries' should you wish to see the impact of the entry prior to booking.

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