Before diving into the specific procedures, it's important to understand that check reprinting in Sage 100 depends on whether the checks have been updated in the system. The process differs significantly between non-updated and updated checks[6].
When you need to reprint checks that haven't been updated in the system, follow these steps:
Navigate to the check printing menu by accessing Accounts Payable > Check Printing and Electronic Payment > Check Printing and Electronic Payment Processing[6]. For users running Sage 100 2018 or earlier versions, look for the menu option labeled "Check Printing and Electronic Payment".
Configuration Settings
When adjusting the starting check number, the system may display a verification message about number mismatches. You can choose to either accept the system's suggested next check number or maintain your specified number.
The system assigns check numbers immediately before printing. If you're reprinting checks from a previous run that wasn't properly canceled, Sage 100 must:
Status Monitoring When working with check batches, the system maintains specific status indicators:
If you need to reprint checks later, the batch status becomes "Check Creation in Progress," which prevents unauthorized modifications unless explicitly reset.
Immediate Reprint Requirements When checks don't print correctly and require immediate reprinting:
Delayed Reprint Procedures For situations requiring delayed reprinting:
Starting with Sage 100 2020, the system introduced a utility for reversing entire check runs, which is particularly useful when dealing with date errors or numbering issues[5].
Using the Reverse Check Run Utility
Quality Control
Security Measures
Data Selection Errors If you encounter a "Data is not selected for report printing" message:
Batch Status Problems When dealing with locked batches:
Technical Prerequisites
Backup Procedures Before initiating any check reprinting process:
Documentation Requirements Maintain records of:
Audit Compliance Ensure compliance by:
The check reprinting process may affect:
Electronic Payment Considerations When dealing with mixed payment methods:
To minimize the need for check reprinting:
Ensure all check reprinting activities:
Stay current with:
This comprehensive guide to reprinting checks in Sage 100 provides the necessary steps and considerations for managing this critical business process. By following these procedures and best practices, organizations can maintain accurate financial records while ensuring proper handling of check reprinting scenarios.
Remember that proper documentation and authorization are crucial for maintaining financial integrity and audit compliance. Regular system updates and user training will help minimize printing errors and the need for check reprints.
Citations: [1] https://help.sage300.com/en-us/2019/web/Subsystems/AP/Content/Reports/Printing/Transactions/ReprintingChecksUsingPaymentBatchList.htm [2] https://help.sage300.com/en-us/2017/web/Subsystems/AP/Content/Reports/Printing/Transactions/AboutReprintingChecks.htm [3] https://www.acutedata.com/how-to-reprint-checks-when-you-are-ready-on-sage-300-accounts-payable/ [4] https://help-sage100.na.sage.com/2018/Subsystems/PR/PRMainProced/PRINT_PREVIOUSLY_PRINTED_CHECKS_AND_STUBS.htm [5] https://www.dwdtechgroup.com/sage-100-mas-90-200/reversing-an-entire-accounts-payable-check-run-in-sage-100/ [6] https://www.acutedata.com/how-to-reprint-accounts-payable-checks-that-have-not-been-updated/ [7] https://communityhub.sage.com/us/sage100/f/core-financial-modules/193497/reprint-already-printed-check