Using Rules to Code Transactions

Rules can simplify your carbon bookkeeping by making transaction coding faster, more accurate, and customizable.

With Rules, You Can…

  1. Get Granular Control: Sumday lets you code transactions down to the finest details, giving you complete visibility and control—no black box here.
  2. Maximize Efficiency: Set and forget! Establish rules for transaction coding to streamline workflows and ensure consistency across your data.
  3. Simplify Reporting: Move toward monthly or quarterly reporting, confident that transactions are coded accurately according to your rules.

How to Create and Apply Rules

  1. Go to "Rules" in the menu.
  2. Select "Create New Rule."
  3. Name Your Rule in a way that’s easy to identify later.
  4. Choose whether all conditions or any condition should apply.
  5. Set Conditions (e.g., Supplier, GL Account) that transactions must meet.
  6. Specify actions, like “if Supplier is ‘Car-Dashians’, assign to Scope 2 emissions” or “all transactions in X GL Account go to X emission source.”
  7. Click Create Rule to finalize it.
  8. Head back to the Carbon Ledger—you’ll see transactions that match your rule.
  9. Filter by the Rule to review all matching entries, confirm they meet your criteria, and then reconcile them in one step.

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🎬 Watch this short clip to step through the process

  • Jobs to be done: Create rules to simplify the carbon bookkeeping process.
  • Summary: This video will show you how to create a rule with simple conditions and reconcile the transactions related to the rule.

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