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The free version is not restricted to a certain number of accounts and materials entries or expiration dates. The free version can be used for unlimited entries of documents from thousands of accounts, materials, sales and purchase invoices and receipts.
No.. Only one accounting file can be opened in the free version. If you want to create more than one accounting file, you can upgrade to the paid versions without losing the data entered in the free version.
There is no charge for using the free version and there is no expiration date.
Evet. Programda çoklu rapor tasarımları tasarlanabilir.
No, in the free version all users have absolute permissions. Multiple users can be created to see only data entry operators. Permission control is only available in paid versions.
Yes. All entries can be edited again.
Yes, the names of existing identifiers can be changed from the tables tab in the menu. However, the number of identifiers is limited in the free version. If you need an unlimited number of identifiers, you should upgrade to the paid version.
No… The free version only accepts one database, you have to go for the paid version where you can open one database for each facility on the same device.
No, quotations are only available on paid versions.
Yes. It can be designed as desired.
No. Detailed statement of accounts is only available in paid versions. You must order two reports for “Receipt transactions” or “Account book”, and “Print invoices”.
Yes. The free version includes a “final account” that shows budget details of trading, profits and losses along with a budget report.
Yes, the free version supports VAT. You can choose a tax-ready form when you first download the program or add taxes later.
Yes. Backups can be made in the free version and settings can be made to perform daily backups automatically.
Yes, changes made to any document can be reviewed through the additional transaction log.
Yes. Invoices can be linked to payment notifications, and paid and unpaid invoices can be viewed and filtered via the invoice printing report.
No, cost centers are only available in the paid version.
Yes. The free version supports multi-currency. Invoices can be entered in different currencies and a registration slip can be balanced in two different currencies within one academic accounting method.
No. It is enough to create an account under the customer ledger or under the suppliers ledger. In accounting, entry vouchers will be automatically created for each process account and thus a report can be requested regarding the movements of vouchers to know the balance of the account to obtain the desired results.
It depends on your experience in financial matters and business, the program is designed to do all the accounting documents automatically for you. Over time, you will gain accounting experience by dealing with the program.
No, the material inventory report whose results are 100% correct and have worked on thousands of our customers, but the problem is usually related to the entries, for example, a product was sold in the program before entering the purchase invoice and a profit report was requested for a certain date before the date the purchases were entered, so logically it will seem to you that the profit of the product is 100% of the sales value. But if the report is requested without selecting an option to date. You will see the real product profit. Therefore, we always recommend that you enter the purchase invoices before the sale and in case you sometimes receive a late purchase invoice from the supplier or have to sell a negative product, it is enough to reserve an invoice from the purchase document before starting. To sell the materials you will buy and when the purchase invoice arrives, you enter the materials for the blank invoice that has been reserved and changed. Or enter the purchase invoice later, but one day before the sale date, so that the costs and profits are automatically adjusted and you always get the correct results for the material profit.
The cost is calculated as a time-weighted average based on the remaining quantities. Let’s explain this in the following example: We bought 10 units of the product at a price of 15, so the inventory value = / 150 / and the current cost of the product is “15”. So, let’s say we sold 5 units at a price of 15, So the inventory value = / 75 / Then we bought the same product at a new price of 20, so the time-weighted average value of the new inventory by cost is equal to: . (5 * 15) + (20 * 10)) = 75 + 200 = / 275 / Divide this by the new inventory quantity, which is equal to 25, so the new cost = “11”