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    Monthly Tasks and Reports
    • 29 Jul 2024
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    Monthly Tasks and Reports

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    Article summary

    If you are maintaining Daily and Weekly Tasks, wrapping up period end should be a simple routine with only 3 main components on the Monthly To-Do List. These include:

    Bank Reconciliation

    It is important to compare your bank statements against ledgers maintained in R365 and correct any justifiable differences to complete the bank reconciliation process. Note that only one unapproved Bank Reconciliation may exist for a bank account at a time so it is important to stay up-to-date or you could easily slip a period behind. Check out this article for helpful tips and how to complete a Bank Reconciliation.

    Inventory

    We discussed how to take and review an Inventory Count in the previous article – follow that workflow to verify item costs, then take and review the Inventory Count for each Location at the end of the period. It is ideal to take a full Inventory Count at least once per period, ideally on the last day of the period after closing (or the morning after, before opening). 

    If you haven't started taking Inventory, begin by counting your key items. A key item is any single item that is over 3% of your total food and beverage spend within a period. You can easily find what items are key for each location by running the Item Cost Percent Breakout report.

    Reviewing Reports

    The reports listed below are four helpful reports to run at period end. These are by no means the only reports you should be reviewing but they are a great place to build a foundation upon before exploring the many reporting options R365 has to offer. We will continue to suggest more along our journey!



    Next Steps

    • Set a routine to knock out the monthly To Do list by assigning tasks to Users in your Organization and follow up to ensure their timely completion

    • Use the links on the DWM Checklist if you get stuck

    • Begin analyzing the reports listed above

    Check out the next article in this series for tips on Quarterly Best Practices.


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