Oracle allows the import of non-standard bank statement
formats using just a Excel spreadsheet. You just have to populate the
spreadsheet with the correct data and there's a button that allows you to
generate a CSV file that you would then load to the cloud.
From the Welcome Springboard, Navigate to the Cash Management
application and go into the Bank Statements and Reconciliations work area.
The template includes instructions for the generation of the
CSV file after the population of data being imported. There's a separate tab
for bank statement headers, a statement balances, statement balance
availabilities, statement lines, etc.
To find out how to Manually create Bank Statements, check out a separate article:
Manually Creating a Bank Statement and Reconciling against a Receivable Transaction
For more information on Cash Management and Bank Statements, check out this separate article: Overview of Cash Management in Oracle Fusion Applications
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Manually Creating a Bank Statement and Reconciling against a Receivable Transaction
For more information on Cash Management and Bank Statements, check out this separate article: Overview of Cash Management in Oracle Fusion Applications
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