Adding sales invoices (entry examples)

This guide provides examples of invoice transaction for the most common situations. In the sample images, some fields have been deactivated, which may result in a view different from the one in your environment. For more information on configuring the invoice transaction view, please refer to the guide Sales invoice […]

Reverse taxation for external services

Reverse taxation for externally procured services operates similarly to reverse taxation for services and goods procured within the community. There is no separate VAT type for this in the default settings, but you can add it yourself. You will also need to update the VAT report settings to ensure that […]

Recording operating lease invoices

When an operating lease agreement is concluded, an initial payment invoice is usually issued. The amount is first recognized in the balance sheet as a prepaid expense and recorded as an expense over the lease term. An example with a lease period of 5 years (60 months) has been used. […]

Entering purchase invoices and view settings

This guide provides information about the fields available in the purchase invoice entry view. A purchase invoice can be entered manually or imported as an e-invoice. One way to access purchase invoices is to go to Operations -> Purchase invoices. If data has already been entered, you will see a […]

Expense reports (reporting person)

Expense reports make it easier to record expenses that a reporting person has paid in cash (or with a personal bank card) on behalf of the company. Expenses paid from the company’s cash register can also be entered here, but these should be entered on a separate report to allow […]

Email templates

Settings -> Environment settings -> Mail templates By default, there are seven email templates available – sales invoice, invoice reminder, sales order, purchase order, price offer, payslip and balance statement. By clicking the pencil icon, you can view and modify the existing template. The sales invoice template is initially filled […]