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How to Create Fund Transfers Between Accounts

Fund Transfers move money from one fund to another inside Argenta, so your records stay accurate when you reallocate resources or fix a fund assignment.

Fund Transfers Move Money Between Funds

A fund transfer has a From Fund and a To Fund. That is the whole scope of it. If you need to move money between bank accounts, use Account Transfers instead, which is its own item under General Financials.

Common uses:

  • Moving money between restricted and unrestricted funds
  • Releasing restricted grant money once the requirements are met
  • Reallocating between funds partway through the year
  • Correcting a donation that was coded to the wrong fund

Creating a Fund Transfer

  1. Go to General Financials > Fund Transfers
  2. Click Add A New Fund Transfer. Argenta creates the transfer and opens its Fund Transfer Details page
  3. Enter the Transfer Date and Amount
  4. Choose the From Fund and the To Fund
  5. Add a Transfer Description/Reason
  6. Click Save All Changes, or Save All & Exit Record to save and return to the list

The Add A New Fund Transfer button

Step 2. Add A New Fund Transfer sits above the list.

The Fund Transfer Details form showing Transfer Date, Amount, From Fund, To Fund and Description

Steps 3 to 5. From Fund and To Fund are the whole scope of a fund transfer.

Transfer Date, Amount, From Fund, and To Fund are all required and marked with an orange asterisk. The description is optional.

The Save All Changes, Save All and Exit Record, and Exit Record buttons

Step 6. Exit Record leaves without saving.

Documentation Best Practices

  • Always write a clear reason in the description field
  • Reference the board approval in the description if your policy requires one
  • Word similar transfers the same way so they are easy to find later

Reviewing Transfers

The Fund Transfers list shows every transfer with the total across the list at the top. Filter it down to what you need, then use Export to CSV to work with the numbers in a spreadsheet. Open any transfer with the green arrow, or delete one with the pink X.

The Fund Transfers list with the running total highlighted

The total across the list sits above the first transfer.

The filter panel and the Export to CSV button

Filter the list down, then Export to CSV.

A fund transfer row showing the green arrow and pink X

The green arrow opens a transfer. The pink X deletes it.

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