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No need to always remembering your routine transactions. Let SAP Business One handle it.
If you have one or more transactions that always occurs in a certain of time (for example weekly or monthly), you can create a document or template document so everytime you login, it will show a pop up window to remind you that you have a document to execute.
In this example, You want to create a recurring journal transaction to pay your monthly internet fee .
![Fig 01. Create Recurring Posting](http://www.sap-business-one-tips.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/SAP_BusinessOne_Tips-STEM-Recurring-01.jpg)
Fig 01. Create Recurring Posting
Next time you login to SAP Business One, a window will pop up showing list of recurring transactions need to be executed
![Fig 02. List of Recurring Posting](http://www.sap-business-one-tips.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/SAP_BusinessOne_Tips-STEM-Recurring-02.jpg)
Fig 02. List of Recurring Posting
Once the transactions executed, you can check it in respective menu. In this example, because I want to create a journal, then I can check it in Journal Entry menu.
![Fig 03. Executed Recurring Post](http://www.sap-business-one-tips.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/SAP_BusinessOne_Tips-STEM-Recurring-03.jpg)
Fig 03. Executed Recurring Post
Besides Journal Entry, Recurring Posting can also be used for marketing documents.
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