- The business mailroom is a central location for receiving important statements needed for closing books and any other miscellaneous documents necessary for bookkeeping by Docyt's Account Managers.
- Here are the types of documents that business owners should send to the Business Mailroom:
- Bank and credit card statements: If business owners cannot grant view-only direct access to their financial accounts, they should send their bank and credit card statements to the business mailroom. This ensures that their account managers have all the necessary documents for bookkeeping.
- Payroll reports: If business owners cannot grant read-only direct access to their payroll system, they should send their payroll reports to the business mailroom. This allows the account managers to track and record payroll expenses accurately.
- Loan statements: Business owners should also send their loan statements to the business mailroom. This helps the account managers keep track of the business's debts and ensure accurate financial reporting.
- Merchant statements from payment processors (if required by the business): If the account manager needs merchant statements from payment processors, they can be sent to the business mailroom. These statements provide essential information about the business's revenue.
3. Business Owners/Managers can conveniently scan and upload documents using the mobile app or forward them to the custom Business Mailroom email address.
4. To access the Business Mailroom, navigate to the 'Documents' menu and select 'Mailroom' from the dropdown options.
5. Click the blue plus button to open a document upload window. Alternatively, you can send the documents to the email address of your specific mailbox, which you will find written on the top-left side of the page.
6. After clicking the blue plus button, a window will appear for you to upload your file. Add the document to proceed.
7. By sending these various documents to the business mailroom, business owners can ensure that their account managers have all the necessary information to manage their books and financial records accurately.