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Create a journal run

Learn how create a journal run

The following is an example of a journal run configured to auto-create journal entries for Billing and Revenue transactions for the June 2014 accounting period. If created, the run process will factor in the GL Segmentation rule when auto-creating the journal entries.

You cannot create a new journal run if you have a pending journal run in your tenant.

  • If the summary journal entry feature was enabled on your Zuora tenant before March 1st, 2015: The earliest Target Date you can set for a Journal Run is two months before the month in which the summary journal entry feature was enabled. For example, if the feature was enabled on February 15th, 2015, the earliest Target Date of a Journal Run is December 1st, 2014.

  • If the summary journal entry feature was enabled on your Zuora tenant on or after March 1st, 2015: The earliest Target Date you can set for a Journal Run is January 1st, 2015.

Navigation: Click Finance > Journal Runs and click NEW JOURNAL RUN.

Perform these steps.

  1. Select at least one transaction type to include in the run. By default, all transactions types are selected.
  2. Choose a Target Date(s) option by specifying the accounting period, date, or time period.
  3. Enter or select a date in the Journal Entry Date field. By default, the end date of the selected accounting period.
  4. Click create journal run to start the process.

    Upon completion of the run, journal entries are auto-created and available to view and export.

    Note: Make sure to create a journal run after closing the accounting period to include all the transactions.The following fields will not be updated when a Journal Entry ID or Journal Run ID is created:
    • Updated by ID
    • Updated Date
    Only one journal run can be executed at a time. This is also applicable for Multi-Org customers.

    To know about journal run options, refer to the following topics: