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Perfex CRM’s Accounting and Bookkeeping Module

A synopsis

Accounting’s goal is to shine light on an organization’s financial situation by recording and keeping track of financial statements. The processes include measuring, sorting, and entering data. Transactions are then communicated in multiple ways. Accounting consists of two basic parts: bookkeeping and analysis. Bookkeeping, also referred to as financial accounting, is the process of recording the inflow and outflow of funds for an individual or corporation. The next step in accounting involves analyzing the transactions that the bookkeeper has entered and arranged into reports that are helpful in determining one’s financial situation. These reports, which track sales tax, profit/loss accounts, and cash flow, allow you to carefully monitor what is owed come tax time. An overview of your financial status provided by accurate small business accounting will enable you to make better decisions using the information at hand.

An explanation of the benefits of bookkeeping and accounting

With the help of this module, customers may acquire comprehensive information about their company’s financial health, minimize human error that often occurs during data entry, and expedite tax preparation for both businesses and accountants. One of the key advantages of this module is the time savings. By combining all of their financial reporting into a single online platform, this module will assist them in keeping more accurate records. One of the numerous advantages of employing an accounting module for businesses is the ability to automate several activities. This ensures accurate and effective financial reporting in addition to saving time.

Important Elements of the Module Summary: Bank Accounts, Income, Expense, Profit and Loss, and Cash Flow Charts
Financial: Record-breaking Banking Transaction

Establish balance. Bringing in bank accounts Deals pertaining to bank accounts:

transforming accounting data from financial records
Including Invoices in Accounting
Linking finances to accounting
Making a Road Map for Accounting
Relationship between the Accounting and Purchase Management Modules
Inventory Accounting (needs connection with the IM module)
Payroll to Accounting Mapping: This requires the HR Payroll module to be integrated.
Product Flow Diagrams Setting a Budget for the First Set Up Setting Up Tax and Purchasing Mapping Arrange diagrams of stock flows. Bank Rule Configuration: Automated Classification of Transactions
Journal entries are used in the general ledger to record financial transactions.
A transfer of funds is the movement of funds from one account to another.
An inventory of all the names and account numbers relevant to the business is called a company’s chart of accounts. The four primary sections of a traditional chart of accounts are the following: assets, liabilities, income, and expenses.
“Reconcile” describes the process of matching your bank accounts with the transactions that the module has recorded.
A well-managed budget can aid in the tracking and comparison of actual and expected data, as well as income and expense estimates. Creating a budget typically entails doing so for a fiscal year, and you can choose to provide budget amounts or use previous data.

Executive Synopses:

• Gain and Loss Declarative All of the above are measured in relation to one another: equity, liabilities, and assets.
• Specifics of the Balance Sheet: This financial statement provides a detailed overview of all of your debts, assets, and equity.
• A balance sheet provides an overview of a company’s equity, liabilities, and assets.
• A balance sheet lists all of your assets, liabilities, and equity.
• a customized summary report that you draft from scratch. Has additional options for customization.
• The profit and loss statement shows the ratio of your total revenue to your expenses.
• A profit and loss statement includes income, expenses, and net income (profit or loss) relative to the prior year.
• Profits and losses Particulars: monetary gain or loss Specifics
• Your income, expenses, and net income (profit or loss) for the current year are contrasted with those of the same period in the previous year on the profit and loss statement.
• Earnings and Loss Statement: Your net income, expenses, and revenue are all summed up in this statement. An income statement is another term for it.
• The cash flow statement provides specific information about the cash that comes into and leaves an organization, including financing, investments, and operating activities.
• Equity Changes Report: Provide an update on equity changes.

Accounting Reports:

• Your chart of accounts should list the name, quantity, and category of each account.
• The balance sheet displays a comparison of your prior year’s assets, liabilities, and equity.
• A balance sheet lists all of your assets, liabilities, and equity.
• The general ledger contains the initial balance, transactions, and total for each account.
• Journal entries: a list of all the debits and credits for each transaction, arranged chronologically.
• A profit and loss statement includes income, expenses, and net income (profit or loss) relative to the prior year.
• Earnings and Loss Statement: Your net income, expenses, and revenue are all summed up in this statement. An income statement is another term for it.
• Previous transactions: previous exchanges
• For the past four days, all of the transactions you have made or changed are regarded as recent.
• The cash flow statement provides specific information about the cash that comes into and leaves an organization, including financing, investments, and operating activities.
• With this comprehensive transaction data, you can keep track of all the money entering into and going out of every account in your chart of accounts.
• a list of all your money transactions, ordered chronologically.
• The money flowing in and going out of every account in your chart of accounts over a specific period of time is captured in your trial balance.

Sales Tax Reports:

This report includes a list of all the transactions that are listed in each tax return box. The tax report will continue to use accrual accounting unless you have specifically chosen a cash basis.
The Tax Liability Report contains details on sales tax collected and amounts owed to different tax agencies.
This report may provide you with a quick summary of the information from each component of your tax return. The tax report will continue to use accrual accounting unless you have specifically chosen a cash basis.
Sales and customer information:
When you record a deposit, make sure to include the customer or supplier, date, and amount.
Your net income, or revenue less expenses, provides an overview of your revenue by client.
Prices and Reports from Suppliers:
A thorough log of every check you’ve written, with the amount, date, and recipient included.
The budget overview report may include a summary of your budgeted account balances.
Profits and losses Your level of budget adherence is shown in the “Budget vs. Actual” report. The report displays how your actual spending compares to your budget and breaks down your expenditure by kind of account.
Performance against profit and loss projections: projected and actual amounts are compared for monthly, fiscal year-to-date, and annual periods in this report.

Account Expiration Reports:

The Accounts Receivable Aging Summary lists outstanding client payments in a date-ordered format.
The accounts receivable aging detail consists of unpaid bills grouped by the number of days past due.
All of your outstanding bills are displayed in a summary of your accounts payable aging, arranged by the amount of days they are past due.
Accounts Detail Payable Aging is the arrangement of all your past-due invoices based on the amount of days they are past due.
Statements of Finance:
An overview of the bank reconciliation

Specifics of the Preferences for Bank Reconciliation:

Typical Account Information Administration API Layout Category List

Setup for the Accounting and Bookkeeping Demo If you are unsure of how to upload and activate the module inside Perfex CRM, the included instructions will assist you. Support Our team is available to assist you at all times. Please submit a support request. The support department guys will respond to you as soon as they can and help you with any problems.

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