Accounting Cutover Processes

    The following procedures and information are provided to offer guidance throughout the Accounting Cutover process into Brokerage Engine Accounting.

    • This process should start no later than ~1 week before Accounting cutover

    • It is recommended to start earlier to help familiarize yourself with Brokerage Engine Accounting.

    Step 1: Begin the Cutover Journal EntryNote: This is just to get started on the Journal Entry. Final adjustments will mostly need to be made up to the cutover date.

    Trial Balance Journal Entry Cutover
    • Although you can enter the current bank balances at this stage, the final bank balance amounts will be confirmed and finalized at the conclusion of the cutover process.

    Step 2: Accounts Payable Cutover

    Accounts Payable (A/P) Cutover Bills

    Step 3: Accounts Receivable Cutover

    Agents A/R Cutover InvoicesBatch Import Cutover Invoices

    Step 4: Uncleared Entries from Last Bank Reconciliation

    Uncleared Entries from last Bank Reconciliation
    1. Generate a report based on your most recent bank reconciliation.

    2. For all uncleared checks and deposits, create the corresponding entries in Brokerage Engine Accounting.

    3. Update Bank Amounts into the Cutover Journal Entry from Step 1.

      Update Bank Amounts from Cutover Journal Entry

    Step 5: Escrow Balance Cutover (If Applicable)

    1. Verify that the final balance amounts for your Escrow Account and Escrow Liability Account are equal in your current accounting platform.

    2. Enter all escrow deposits directly onto your existing pending transactions within Brokerage Engine. This action will automatically create the corresponding deposit and liability entries in Brokerage Engine Accounting.

      Add an Escrow Deposit

    Step 6: Verification

    1. Generate a Trial Balance report in Brokerage Engine Accounting and verify that it matches the cutover Trial Balance from the previous accounting system.

      Generate Trial Balance Report