Recording journal entries
For your accounting entries of all types (sales, purchases, payments, etc.), access the Accounting entries (Accounting > Accounting entries)…
For your accounting entries of all types (sales, purchases, payments, etc.), access the Accounting entries (Accounting > Accounting entries)…
The Accounting menu offers many elements configured to facilitate your entries by means of the automatic mechanisms put in place. These mechanisms rely on the linking together of all elements. Do not hesitate to modify certain settings to adapt them to your needs, but also to configure new elements to optimize your entries…
To create a journal: acces the journals list (Settings > Accounting – Journals) and add a journal. Add a Journal code and Journal description…
You can filter items in a list to show only items that match your criteria. Filtering consists of displaying items according to criteria that you enter in search boxes…
To add a job area: access the list of job areas (Settings > Third party – Job areas) and add a job area.
In Sage Active, you have the option to classify your created third parties as inactive. Designating a customer or supplier as inactive restricts their usage in sales documents. This includes quotes, orders, invoices, and delivery notes. Applying the inactive status to employees acknowledges their departure from the business. To classify a third party as inactive: …
To create third parties: go to the list of third parties (Third parties > Supplier or Customer or Employees) then add a new Third party…
To add a payment method: access Third party settings (Settings > Third party – Payment methods)…
If you have created multiple businesses, you can switch between them. To do this activate the list in the title bar and select another business.
Third parties have rights to their data and may ask you to erase it. To do this, access the third party (Third parties > Suppliers or Customers or Employees)…
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