Banking File - Denmark
This page contains some guidance about where to enter information in order for it to be included correctly in Banking File export files when they are produced using the various Danish Payment File Formats.
Denmark - BGBank
Configuration
- In the Company Info setting:
- Ensure the Company Name is correct.
- Enter your bank account number in the Bank 2 field.
- In the Contact records for each Supplier:
- The address in the first Invoice Address field will be exported.
- Enter the Supplier's bank account number in the Bank Account field.
Purchase Invoices
- Specify a Supp. Inv. No. in each Purchase Invoice (will only be exported when the Supplier's bank account number is not known).
Exporting
- For a Payment row to be exported, the To Bank A/C must not be blank.
- The Invoice No. in a Payment row must refer to a valid Purchase Invoice (i.e. Prepayments and On Account Payments will not exported).
- If the total amount payable to a Supplier in a single Payment record is negative, that Supplier's Payment rows will not be exported.
Denmark - Den Denske Bank
Configuration
- In the Company Info setting, ensure the Company Name is correct.
- In the Contact records for each Supplier:
- Enter the address using the first and second Address fields.
- Enter the Supplier's bank account number in the Bank Account field.
- In the Payment Modes setting, enter your bank account number in the Bank A/C No. field in each Payment Mode.
Purchase Invoices
- Specify a Supp. Inv. No. in each Purchase Invoice (will only be exported when the Supplier's bank account number is not known).
Exporting
- For a Payment row to be exported, the To Bank A/C must not be blank.
- The Invoice No. in a Payment row must refer to a valid Purchase Invoice (i.e. Prepayments and On Account Payments will not exported).
- If the total amount payable to a Supplier in a single Payment record is negative, that Supplier's Payment rows will not be exported.
Denmark - Jyske Bank
Configuration
- In the Contact records for each Supplier:
- The address in the first Invoice Address field will be exported.
- Enter the Supplier's bank account number in the Bank Account field.
- In the Payment Modes setting, enter your bank account number in the Bank A/C No. field in each Payment Mode.
Purchase Invoices
- Specify a Supp. Inv. No. in each Purchase Invoice.
Exporting
- For a Payment row to be exported, the To Bank A/C must not be blank.
- The Invoice No. in a Payment row must refer to a valid Purchase Invoice (i.e. Prepayments and On Account Payments will not exported).
- If the total amount payable to a Supplier in a single Payment record is negative, that Supplier's Payment rows will not be exported.
Denmark - Midtbank
Configuration
- In the Contact records for each Supplier, enter the Supplier's bank account number in the Bank Account field.
- In the Payment Modes setting, enter your bank account number in the Bank A/C No. field in each Payment Mode.
Purchase Invoices
- Specify a Supp. Inv. No. in each Purchase Invoice (will only be exported when the Supplier's bank account number is not known).
Payments
- Add a Reference to each Payment header.
Exporting
- For a Payment row to be exported, the To Bank A/C must not be blank.
- The Invoice No. in a Payment row must refer to a valid Purchase Invoice (i.e. Prepayments and On Account Payments will not exported).
- If the total amount payable to a Supplier in a single Payment record is negative, that Supplier's Payment rows will not be exported.
Denmark - SYDBANK
Configuration
- In the Banks setting, enter a separate record for each Bank used by your Suppliers. Only the Code and Name are required in each record.
- In the Contact records for each Supplier:
- Enter the address using the first three Address fields.
- Enter the Supplier's bank account number in the Bank Account field.
- In the Payment Modes setting, enter your bank account number in the Bank A/C No. field in each Payment Mode.
Purchase Invoices
- Specify a Supp. Inv. No. in each Purchase Invoice.
Exporting
- The Invoice No. in a Payment row must refer to a valid Purchase Invoice (i.e. Prepayments and On Account Payments will not exported).
- If the total amount payable to a Supplier in a single Payment record is negative, that Supplier's Payment rows will not be exported.
Denmark - Unibank
Configuration
- In the Company Info setting, ensure the Company Name is correct.
- In the Contact records for each Supplier:
- Enter the address using the first, second and third Address fields.
- Enter the Supplier's bank account number in the Bank Account field.
- In the Payment Modes setting, enter your bank account number in the Bank A/C No. field in each Payment Mode.
Purchase Invoices
- Specify a Supp. Inv. No. in each Purchase Invoice (will only be exported when the Supplier's bank account number is not known).
Exporting
- The Invoice No. in a Payment row must refer to a valid Purchase Invoice (i.e. Prepayments and On Account Payments will not exported).
- If the total amount payable to a Supplier in a single Payment record is negative, that Supplier's Payment rows will not be exported.
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Export functions in the Purchase Ledger and Integration modules:
- Introduction
- Banking File, including:
- Australia - ABA
- Czech banking file formats (includes Czech - ABO and Czech - CITI bank)
- Danish banking file formats (includes BGBank, Den Denske Bank, Jyske Bank, Midtbank, SYDBANK and Unibank)
- Estonia - Riigikassa
- Finland - SEPA
- Germany - SEPA
- Hungary - HVB
- Latvian banking file formats (includes
FidaVista and SEPA)
- Lithuanian banking file formats
(includes LITAS-ESIS 1.1 and SEPA)
- Namibia
- New Zealand banking file formats (includes ANZ, ASB, BNZ, KiwiBank, National Bank and Westpac)
- Norwegian banking file formats (includes DnB Telepay, K-Link, SparNett, Postbanken and Telepay 2)
- Polish banking file formats (includes BPH, ING Bank and Reiffaisen Bank)
- Spain - SEPA
- Swedish banking file formats (includes Handelsbanken, Nordea, PostGirot, SE-Banken and Swedbank)
- UK - BACS
- Intrastat Purchase Invoices UK
- Open Purchase Invoices
- P/L Liquidity List
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