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How to Add a Bank Account in the Accounting in GPOS

This tutorial will guide you through the step-by-step process of adding a new bank account in the Accounting module of GPOS.


🛠️ Why You Need to Add a Bank Account

  • To record bank-related transactions in your accounts

  • To track payments received and expenses made through banks

  • To reconcile your sales and purchase transactions with your bank statement

  • To manage multiple banks in one place


📋 Steps to Add a Bank Account in GPOS

✅ Step 1: Go to the Accounting Module

  1. Log in to your GPOS dashboard.

  2. From the side menu, navigate to the “Accounting” module.

  3. Under Accounting, click on “Banks”.


✅ Step 2: Open Bank List

  1. A list will appear showing all the existing bank accounts.

    • Columns include: S/L | Name | Action

  2. From here, you can manage, edit, or delete existing bank accounts.

  3. To add a new one, click on the “Add Bank” button.


✅ Step 3: Enter Bank Details

  1. Fill in the required fields:

    • Bank Name (e.g., City Bank, Standard Chartered)

    • Account Number

    • Branch Name

    • IFSC / Routing Number (if applicable)

  2. Add additional details like opening balance if required.


✅ Step 4: Save the Bank Account

  1. After entering the details, click on “Save”.

  2. The new bank account will now appear in the Bank List under:

    • S/L | Name | Action


🔐 Important Notes

  • Only authorized users with Accounting access can add or modify bank accounts.

  • Each bank entry is logged for audit purposes.

  • Once created, the bank account can be used for Receipts, Payments, and Contra entries.


🎯 Tips

  • Always double-check bank account numbers before saving.

  • Use clear bank names (e.g., “City Bank – Current Account”) to avoid confusion if you have multiple accounts.

  • Update closing balances regularly for accurate reconciliation.


By following these steps, you can easily add and manage bank accounts in the GPOS Accounting module, ensuring smooth financial tracking and reporting.

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