Check Positive Pay - Address field

Hi ​@cmcquirter39 

As far as I know, there's no out-of-the-box report that gives you this information. However, you can extend the existing GI by joining the APAddress table, as shown in the screenshot below:

Or, if you're using Batch Payments, to join APPayments you'd need to join CABatchDetail and then APPayment to it, as follows:

 And then you can add needed details to the Results Grid as follows:

Thank you for all this information.

@cmcquirter39 there's no stock report that gives you all four. The AP Payment Register (AP622500) gets you the check number, date, amount, and vendor name, but it doesn't touch the address at all.

The good news is the address you want is already stored on each payment. When a check is printed, Acumatica doesn't pull the vendor's main address. It prints from a remittance copy attached to that specific payment. That's the address the bank will see on the physical check, so it's the one your positive pay file should carry.

Build a generic inquiry on APPayment and join two tables: APAddress on APPayment.RemitAddressID = APAddress.AddressID, and APContact on APPayment.RemitContactID = APContact.ContactID. Then pull ExtRefNbr (the check number), DocDate, CuryOrigDocAmt, APContact.FullName for the payee, and AddressLine1, AddressLine2, City, State, and PostalCode from APAddress. Filter on DocType = Check, Printed = true, and Voided as your bank requires. That's the same set of fields and joins the stock Check Form with Remittance (AP641000) uses to print the payee block, so the GI will match the checks exactly.

Once the GI looks right, export it to Excel for a manual upload, or wrap it in an export scenario with a CSV provider if you want the bank's exact layout and a scheduled file.

Thank you for your help Steve.  

 I got a warning that the “a table with the alias APPayment cannot be found” 

@cmcquirter39 that warning means the Data Sources tab doesn't have a row whose Alias is APPayment. Every Object you pick on the Results Grid and Relations tabs has to match an Alias on that tab exactly.

If you're building from scratch, go to Data Sources, add PX.Objects.AP.APPayment from the lookup, save, and the Alias column fills in as APPayment. Then add PX.Objects.AP.APAddress and PX.Objects.AP.APContact the same way and set up the two joins.

If you extended an existing inquiry instead, check what alias that inquiry already uses for the payment table. It may be something other than APPayment. Use that alias in the Results Grid and Relations rows and the warning goes away.