When to use this
Use this workflow when the transaction was synced or matched successfully from a system perspective but the accounting result was not the one you wanted.
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Undo a synced or matched result when the original accounting outcome was wrong, resulting in a transaction that can be corrected and reviewed again.
Step 1
Start in Truewind on Bookkeeping > Bank Transactions, then click on Bank Transactions.

Step 2
Start from Categorized because only synced or matched transactions can be undone from this view.

Step 3
Inspect the synced or matched row before you reverse it so you know which ERP record will be removed.

Step 4
Complete this action so the transaction returns to review and the ERP-side record is removed.

Step 5
Use the confirmation state to verify the ERP-side record was removed before you leave the transaction.

Step 6
Check for the expected result before moving on so the transaction returns to review and the ERP-side record is removed.

Step 7
After the undo finishes, the transaction should return to review without its prior sync or match.

Step 8
Complete this action so the transaction returns to review and the ERP-side record is removed.

Step 9
Pick the option that matches the client setup; that choice controls what happens next so the transaction returns to review and the ERP-side record is removed.

Step 10
Use the bulk-action menu when you want to undo multiple synced transactions at once.

Step 11
Use the rollback action only after you confirm the selected categorized rows are the ones you want to return to review.

Step 12
Finish the bulk undo only after you confirm the selected transactions should return to review.

Step 13
Check for the expected result before moving on so the transaction returns to review and the ERP-side record is removed.

Step 14
Use another transaction example to confirm the rollback behaves the same way across categorized rows.

Use this workflow when the transaction was synced or matched successfully from a system perspective but the accounting result was not the one you wanted.
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