Date Glossary - EvolveGo

Modified on Tue, 15 Aug, 2023 at 11:56 AM

This list provides the definition of each transaction level date present in EvolveGo, subject to the type of transaction posted.

Work Item

DateDefinition
Entry DateThe date entered by the user recording the work item. Defaults to today unless edited by the user.
System DateReal time date when the transaction entered the database, not changeable by the user.
Period DateTo facilitate ‘Period’ style reporting, this date will be the latter of the Entry Date or Posting Period Date (a system level date used to control open periods). This allows backdating of Entry Date to reflect reality, but subject to the Period Date set at system level, will preserve the integrity of closed periods when reporting by Period Date. At transaction level, this date is auto captured by the system, not the user.

Receipts

DateDefinition
Posting DateAlso known as the cashbook date, being the date presented on ledgers and cash book. Entered by the user at the point of posting.
Original DateOnly applicable to receipts, this is the date the item presents on the bank statement should it have been posted at a later date. This date assists with AU compliance to recognise unallocated receipts when they occur.
Clears On DateThe date the receipt would be available as cleared funds at the bank.
System DateReal time date when the transaction entered the database, not changeable by the user.
Period DateTo facilitate ‘Period’ style reporting, this date will be the latter of the Entry Date or Posting Period Date (a system level date used to control open periods). This allows backdating of Posting Date to reflect reality, but subject to the Period Date set at system level, will preserve the integrity of closed periods when reporting by Period Date. At transaction level, this date is auto captured by the system, not the user.
Reconciliation DateThe bank statement date against which the item has been reconciled.

Payments

DateDefinition
Posting DateAlso known as the cashbook date, being the date presented on ledgers and cash book. Entered by the user at the point of posting.
System DateReal time date when the transaction entered the database, not changeable by the user.
Period DateTo facilitate ‘Period’ style reporting, this date will be the latter of the Entry Date or Posting Period Date (a system level date used to control open periods). This allows backdating of Posting Date to reflect reality, but subject to the Period Date set at system level, will preserve the integrity of closed periods when reporting by Period Date. At transaction level, this date is auto captured by the system, not the user.
Reconciliation DateThe bank statement date against which the item has been reconciled.

General Journal

DateDefinition
Posting DateThe date presented on the general ledger. Entered by the user at the point of posting.
System DateReal time date when the transaction entered the database, not changeable by the user.
Period DateTo facilitate ‘Period’ style reporting, this date will be the latter of the Entry Date or Posting Period Date (a system level date used to control open periods). This allows backdating of Posting Date to reflect reality, but subject to the Period Date set at system level, will preserve the integrity of closed periods when reporting by Period Date. At transaction level, this date is auto captured by the system, not the user.

Debtors

DateDefinition
Invoice DateThe tax point date as shown on invoice, which also becomes the date on matter and general ledgers.
Due DateThe date by which the invoice is due for payment by client or third party.
Sent DateThe date the invoice was marked as having been sent out by the business.
System DateReal time date when the transaction entered the database, not changeable by the user.
Period DateTo facilitate ‘Period’ style reporting, this date will be the latter of the Entry Date or Posting Period Date (a system level date used to control open periods). This allows backdating of Posting Date to reflect reality, but subject to the Period Date set at system level, will preserve the integrity of closed periods when reporting by Period Date. At transaction level, this date is auto captured by the system, not the user.

Creditors

DateDefinition
Posting DateThe date presented on the supplier and general ledgers. Entered by the user at the point of posting.
Invoice DateThe date as shown on the invoice received from the supplier.
Due DateThe date by which the invoice is due for payment to the supplier.
System DateReal time date when the transaction entered the database, not changeable by the user.
Period DateTo facilitate ‘Period’ style reporting, this date will be the latter of the Entry Date or Posting Period Date (a system level date used to control open periods). This allows backdating of Posting Date to reflect reality, but subject to the Period Date set at system level, will preserve the integrity of closed periods when reporting by Period Date. At transaction level, this date is auto captured by the system, not the user.

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