How to view Created Cheque list (PDC Management) in SwilERP Pharmacy Software

View Created Cheque List ( PDC Management)

How to view Created Cheque list in SwilERP 


What is cheque list? 

cheque is a document that orders a bank to pay a specific amount from a person's account to the person whose name the cheque has been issuedTo issue a cheque to the vendor, the recipient has to receive the cheques in SwilERP. After that, they can issue a cheque to vendors. While receiving cheques, the software automatically creates a list for the same. If users want to view the list, they can view it from the section of PDC transactions in the cheque list.  

Here is the process to view the cheque list in SwilERP  

Start with Login in SwilERP Dashboard to initiate the process  

  1. Go to the Accounts> PDC transaction> Cheque List
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SwilERP Dashboard Window

Process to view the cheque list

  1. A new window cheque list will appear in next slide. 
  2. And here, you can view the list of all the created cheques

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How to Receive Cheque Book 

From this section, you can receive the cheque book in the software according the cheque series number. First, we have to Receive cheque book in SwilERP to create a PDC issue cheque. To create a receive cheque book follow the below-given process: 
  1. Go to the Receive Cheque Book option.
  2. Then a new pop-up window will appear in next slide.
  3. Select the Bank Account details. 
  4. Enter the Cheque No from where you want to enter the cheque book number. ( For example-  you entered the 30001) 
  5. Enter the No of Cheques (For example-  you entered 05)
  6. Then, you'll see From to To cheque entry number. 
  7. Save the window with the given option. 
The below-given image for your reference:
Receive Cheque Book Window










How to Issue Multiple Cheque:

Users can issue multiple cheques from the same option. To issue the cheques, do follow the below-given process. 
  1. Go to the Issue Multiple Cheque tab. 
  2. Select the Bank Account details. 
  3. Then click on the Cheques option, and a new pop-up window of cheque lists will appear in the next slide. 
    1. Tick-mark on the cheques that you want to issue to your vendor. 
  4. After selecting the cheques, enter the Cheque amount .
  5. Select the Vendor name form the drop-down list.  
  6. And, save the window with the given option. 
Issue Multiple Cheque Window














How to Print the Cheque

In this section, users can easily take a printout for the same. Follow the below-given steps to print your cheques. 
  1. To print your cheque, select the cheque and click on the Print tab.


Print Window



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