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Escrow Journal Reports

Escrow Compliance Journal Reports

Elite Software's escrow journal report gives the user a chronological accounting of all escrow deposits and withdrawals made in the trust accounts. The journal was designed to show detailed information about every transaction created. Each transaction has individual columns showing the Entry Date, Entry Type, Transaction Entry Id # (which includes the year of the transaction, the property card number, and the transaction count for each property), the Property Address, a Property Transaction Id (which is a great feature that lists the property card number, a number count for each contract transaction, and numbers each contract transaction as well. A huge timesaver for commissions that require a Folio ID number.), Contract, Bank Account, Transaction Type, Deposit Slip #, Deposit amount, Payee, Chech #, W/D amount, Balance and Description. Plus, the transaction status showing if it's reconciled for the month or if it's still outstanding. And all transactions can be quickly searched by any of the column titles. The transactions can be filtered by individual account numbers as well.

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  • Reconciliation Worksheet

At a glance, the Reconciliation Worksheet Report displays the bank statement date, the ending bank statement balance, and accounts for any outstanding funds, giving you a Reconciled Bank Balance. If it matches the escrow journal balance, it proves the trust accounting balances to the penny.
Deposit and Withdrawal Summary
Deposits and Withdrawals’ Summary Reports offer a quick look at the transactions and indicate their outstanding or reconciled status.

  • Escrow Journal Detail

If under an audit, the Escrow Journal Report shows the escrow balance from the previous reconciliation a

  • Escrow Journal Summary

A summary of journal transactions only reconfirms trust accounting compliance and indicates each transaction's status, R or R/O.

  • Broker Ledger Funds

Broker Funds are a crucial part of trust accounts, cushioning the account for miscellaneous fees that may occur, which escrow funds cannot cover. The report shows that you are keeping a minimum balance to cover such fees without commingling.

  • Property Ledger Card

The Property Ledger Card Report displays all parties involved with the property and gives complete detail of all transactions and what the balance is on the property.

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  • Trial Balance

The Trial Balance Report gives a single line display of the Property ID, the Address, who the Owner is, and the escrow Balance on the property. A great way to quickly check property balances and the total amount of escrow money being held.

  • Multiple / Single: Deposit and Withdrawal

This report displays a deposit slip number and breaking down all the individual deposits and what properties or broker funds account for the total deposits made. The withdrawals are displaying the same and what a written check covered.

  • Broker Reconciliation Escrow Journal Detail

This report shows you every month what transactions are outstanding, which over time can cause the trust account to have funds that may be unaccounted for, especially when funds are returned by check and never cashed.

Elite Software's
Escrow Compliance Accounting Software

Designed to Keep Escrow Holders in State Compliance for the US, Canada, UK, and Australia

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