If your unit uses Personal Subaccounts to track fundraiser proceeds that were credited to individual scouts, then you are probably charging those subaccounts for participating in troop events.  This can cause some subaccounts to go negative, requiring that you transfer funds from the scout's "Main" personal subaccount.

Similarly, if you created reserve subaccounts for summer camp or Philmont, you can run into the same situation when you charge those subaccounts for that event.  Some subaccounts may go negative, requiring a transfer from the fundraiser subaccount or "Main" subaccount.

Rather than do this manually, you can set up Personal Subaccount Transfer Rules to define how these transfers should be performed.  You can then push a button to apply these rules to all members, or to one specific member.

Please go Site Configuration → Money → Personal Subaccount Transfer Rules and click Add a New Item to begin adding a rule.

The Order of Evaluation determines the order in which this rule will be applied, relative to the other rules.  The lowest number goes first.  The numbers do not have to be sequential.  We recommend that you leave room between the numbers, so the first might be 100, followed by 200, etc.

The From Subaccount is the subaccount that will be debited for this transfer.

The To Subaccount will be credited by the transfer transaction that is generated.  A transfer transaction will only be generated when this subaccount has a negative balance.  The goal of this process is to clear out this negative balance and return it to zero.

Normally, the transfer will be limited to the amount of money in the FROM account.  So if the balance in the FROM account is $10, the system won't transfer more than $10 from that account, regardless of how much is needed in the TO account.

However, if you enable the option Reduce Debt To Zero Regardless of FROM Account Balance, the system will bypass this limit and transfer as much as is needed to get the TO account balance to zero.  This could cause the FROM account to go negative.

The Transaction Type For Transfer is the transaction type that will be assigned to all transactions generated by this rule.  You are only allowed to select transaction types that debit and credit member accounts, and have no effect on other accounts (with the exception of funds.)

The Transaction Description will be written to all transactions generated by this rule.

The system will also prompt you for funds if the selected transaction type requires funds.

Click Save & Exit to save your rule.

Once you've added at least one rule, you will see a button Apply Transfer Rules To All Members.  Press this button to run a procedure that will generate transactions based on the rules you've defined.

There is a similar button on the Personal Subaccount Balances page.

You can apply the rules just for one particular person by going to Money → Account Balances → Individual Accounts and clicking View Details for that individual.  If you have at least one rule defined, the detail page will have a button Auto-Transfer Between Subaccounts that will run this procedure just for this individual.