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Infor LN & Baan Tip: What is the GRNI Reconciliation Process?

What is the GRNI (Goods Received Not Invoiced) Reconciliation Process?

The reconciliation process of the GRNI transactions consists of the following steps:

  1. Close the financial period so that no new transactions can be entered.
  2. Print the trial balance.
  3. Print a report of the invoices to be received.
  4. Compare the reports.
  5. Print the reconciliation data.
  6. Examine the reports.
  7. Rebuild the History.
  8. Print the trial balance and the reconciliation report again.
  9. Print the GRNI reconciliation checklist.
  10. Check the balances on the GRNI reconciliation checklist.
  11. Analyze the reconciliation data.
  12. Make corrections.
  13. Print the GRNI reconciliation checklist again.
  14. Post the reconciliation correction transactions.
  15. Accept the reconciliation data.


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