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Distributing Development Batches
Once entries have been made in the various batches, you must distribute
the transactions to the constituent ledgers. You can use a recurring
batch to handle all transactions for a particular campaign, so that when
you distribute the batch you can still continue to add transactions to
the batch. Because all transactions within a batch will be distributed
at the same time, you may wish to use a gift batch for non-split gifts,
and a separate split gift batch,
for those transactions which will be split between two donors who have
an active joint relationship.
To distribute a batch:
- From the CAMS Enterprise
Home page, click Development
>Batch to open the Development/Fundraising Batch Entry window.
Note: Prior
to distributing batch transactions to the constituent ledger, you may
wish to print a pledge or gift edit list. To do this, highlight
the appropriate batch, and then click the Reports tab. Select Gift
Edit List or Pledge Edit List and then click Print.
The edit list displays in your Crystal Reports viewer.
- Highlight the batch you wish to distribute and click
the Distribute button. The
Distribute Fund Entry window displays with the Batch Name, Batch Type
(Pledge, Gift, or Soft Credit), and Batch Comment fields already populated.
- Leave the Distribute to Ledger Date field blank if
you wish to retain the original batch entry date, or enter a new date
to change all transactions in the ledger to the new entry date.
- Select the Next Occurrence
Date(recurring batches only) which will update the Gift
or Pledge entry date for each transaction in the batch.
- Click the Distribute
button (non-split gifts) or if you wish to distribute a split gift
batch, click the Dist with Joint
Split button. A confirmation message displays asking
whether to proceed with the distribution. Click Yes
to continue, or No to cancel
the distribution. If you decided to continue the distribution,
another confirmation message displays stating the distribution is
complete. Click OK.
All transactions within the batch will be distributed to the
constituents ledgers.
- If the batch is NOT a recurring batch, then it will
have been removed from the Batch List. Recurring batches remain
in the Batch List to accommodate future transaction entries.
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