Void Asset Transaction Module Guide: Void Asset Transaction Module Location Fixed Asset > Void Asset Transaction Module Objective The Void Asset Transaction module serves as a correction tool to void an asset lifecycle transaction (such as a sale or write-off) that has been incorrectly recorded in the Asset Transaction module. This process does not delete the data, but rather creates a reversing journal to neutralize the accounting impact of the original transaction and maintain the integrity of the audit trail . 1. Main View (Transaction List) The main page of this module displays a list of active asset transactions that can be voided. View Explanation & Filters This page is for finding and selecting the transaction to be voided. Filters : You can search for a specific transaction by Document Number , a Date range, or Transaction Type (e.g., DisposalAsset). Transaction List : The table below will display all transactions that match the filters, which are ready to be voided. Button Functions [Void] : The main action button to run the voiding process on a selected transaction. 2. Steps to Void an Asset Transaction Find the Transaction : Use the available filters to find the asset transaction you wish to void. Select the Transaction : Select the transaction to be voided by checking the box in the leftmost column of the corresponding row. Run the Voiding Process : Click the [Void] button in the bottom-left section of the page. The system will likely ask for your confirmation before proceeding with the voiding process. 3. Process Results After a transaction is voided, the system will: Automatically create a reversing journal to neutralize the accounting impact of the original transaction. Reactivate the asset that was previously deactivated (for example, because it was sold) in the asset register. Tips & Important Notes The "Void" process does not delete data; this is the correct accounting practice for correcting errors. Ensure you have sufficient authorization before voiding a transaction, as this action will affect the asset records and the General Ledger. This module is an important control tool for the Fixed Asset Accountant to ensure data accuracy.