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How to create your monthly recharges

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Written by Griff
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Once you've connected your entities and created your recharge rules, you're ready to start running calculations.

Head over to the Calculations page using the left-hand side menu. Click New, and then select the month you’d like to calculate your recharges for, and then press create.

It could take a short time for our system to generate the calculations, so please be patient!


Reviewing a Calculation

Once it's ready, you'll be taken to a page like this where you can review and adjust how your transactions have been picked up by the rules you set:

Within each page, you can choose at the top whether to group transactions by the Recharge Rule applied to them, or by their Account Code.

If you expand one of the transaction groups, you can see which transactions are within it, and how those transactions are being recharged to other entities in your group:

Using the drop-down menu, you can manually override the rule Recharger has applied automatically. This can be useful if the rules are too broad, or if you have some one-off transactions for instance. Choosing a new rule will move the transaction and automatically re-calculate.

If you want any more information on a transaction, you can click the deep link which will take you back to Xero for a closer look.

Tip: if you need to revise the way rules have operated then you can adjust them from the Group page. This way you don’t have to manually adjust the associated transactions, and the recharging process will get faster and faster each month until it takes seconds.


Generating Recharges

Once you're happy with the transactions, you can get the recharges to post by following the 'Next Step: Postings' button in the bottom right-hand corner.

This will take you to a page where you can post all of your bi-lateral recharges to the relevant Xero orgs. See 'Posting your Recharges to Xero' for more info.

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