Bank reconciliation for existing payments

I have a problem with the Bank Statement Reconciliation (BSP) processing introduced in version 2007A. I cannot work out how to reconcile to payment transactions which already exist. I have tried the documentation and the webex, but they do not seem to cover it.
Scenario:
1. User knows that a payment has been received from a customer, for example 1000.00.
2. An Incoming Payment document is created. This will sometimes be allocated or sometimes be a payment on account.
3. Later, the bank statement records are received and show the received payment of 1000.00.
How do you reconcile the bank statement line to the already existing Incoming Payment?
The BSP seems to be OK as long as you are creating a new Incoming Payment, but I cannot see how to reconcile to an existing one.
Regards,
Douglas

Hi Douglas
Depending on the payment means, an interim account could be involved, requiring the deposit function to be used. You did not mention the deposit being done or what the payment means was. Therefore I assume that this could be the problem. Let me know if it is.
Kind regards
Peter Juby

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