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Accounting & Finance

Guidebook

January 2012

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Table of Contents .............................................................................................................................................. 2

Preface .............................................................................................................................................................. 6

Getting Started .................................................................................................................................................. 8

Accounting ...................................................................................................................................................... 10

Accounting Welcome .................................................................................................................................. 10

Sales Quotes ............................................................................................................................................... 11

New Sales Quote .................................................................................................................................... 11

Delete Selected Quote ........................................................................................................................... 15

Actions List ............................................................................................................................................. 16

Sales Order ................................................................................................................................................. 19

Sales Invoice ............................................................................................................................................... 20

New Invoice ............................................................................................................................................ 20

Actions List in Sales Invoice List View ..................................................................................................... 23

Actions List 2 .......................................................................................................................................... 30

Recurring Invoice ........................................................................................................................................ 34

New Recurring Invoice ........................................................................................................................... 34

Actions List ............................................................................................................................................. 35

Customer Center......................................................................................................................................... 39

Add Client ............................................................................................................................................... 39

Actions List 1 .......................................................................................................................................... 39

Actions List 2 .......................................................................................................................................... 42

Purchase Order ........................................................................................................................................... 46

New Purchase Order .............................................................................................................................. 47

View Summary ....................................................................................................................................... 48

Purchase Invoice ......................................................................................................................................... 49

New Purchase Invoice ............................................................................................................................ 50

New Credit Note………………………………………………………………………………52

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Pay Bill .................................................................................................................................................... 54

Actions List ............................................................................................................................................. 54

Supplier Center ........................................................................................................................................... 56

Add Supplier ........................................................................................................................................... 57

Actions List 1 .......................................................................................................................................... 58

Actions List 2 .......................................................................................................................................... 60

Fixed Assets ................................................................................................................................................ 64

New Fixed Asset ..................................................................................................................................... 65

Update Depreciation .............................................................................................................................. 67

Actions List ............................................................................................................................................. 67

Products/Services ....................................................................................................................................... 68

New Product/Service .............................................................................................................................. 69

New Product Group ................................................................................................................................ 69

Stock Adjustment ................................................................................................................................... 70

Delete ..................................................................................................................................................... 71

Actions List ............................................................................................................................................. 71

Expense Claims ........................................................................................................................................... 74

Add New Expense Claim ......................................................................................................................... 75

Expense Report Summary ...................................................................................................................... 77

Bank Accounts ............................................................................................................................................ 81

New Bank Account ................................................................................................................................. 81

Actions List ............................................................................................................................................. 81

Chart of Accounts ....................................................................................................................................... 86

New Account .......................................................................................................................................... 87

Actions List ............................................................................................................................................. 89

Reservations ............................................................................................................................................... 90

Manual Transactions .................................................................................................................................. 91

New Manual Journal .............................................................................................................................. 91

Actions List ............................................................................................................................................. 92

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Reports ............................................................................................................................................................ 93

Budget/Forecast ......................................................................................................................................... 94

Journal Report ............................................................................................................................................ 95

Trial Balance ............................................................................................................................................... 95

Profit and Loss ............................................................................................................................................ 96

Balance Sheet ............................................................................................................................................. 96

Account Transactions ................................................................................................................................. 97

Manual Transactions .................................................................................................................................. 97

VAT Return .................................................................................................................................................. 98

VAT Reports ................................................................................................................................................ 98

Stock Valuation ........................................................................................................................................... 99

Settings............................................................................................................................................................ 99

Invoice Settings ......................................................................................................................................... 100

Financial Settings ...................................................................................................................................... 101

Account Type Number Settings ................................................................................................................ 102

Conversion Balance .................................................................................................................................. 102

Numbering Settings .................................................................................................................................. 103

Tax Rates ................................................................................................................................................... 103

New Tax Rate ........................................................................................................................................ 104

Actions List ........................................................................................................................................... 104

Price Levels ............................................................................................................................................... 105

New Price Level .................................................................................................................................... 106

Actions List ........................................................................................................................................... 106

Discounts .................................................................................................................................................. 107

New Discount ....................................................................................................................................... 107

Actions List ........................................................................................................................................... 108

Measurements .......................................................................................................................................... 109

Add Measurement ............................................................................................................................... 109

Actions List ........................................................................................................................................... 110

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Product Categories ................................................................................................................................... 111

Add Category ........................................................................................................................................ 111

Actions List ........................................................................................................................................... 112

Brands ....................................................................................................................................................... 115

Add Brand ............................................................................................................................................. 115

Actions List ........................................................................................................................................... 116

Shipping Methods ..................................................................................................................................... 117

New Shipping Method .......................................................................................................................... 118

Actions List ........................................................................................................................................... 118

Invoice Templates ..................................................................................................................................... 120

Importing and Exporting Files ................................................................................................................... 121

Customization Tool ................................................................................................................................... 121

Filtration Tool ........................................................................................................................................... 122

Reader’s Comment Form .............................................................................................................................. 123

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PREFACE

Welcome to the new edition of kpi.com Accounting & Finance Guidebook.

This Guidebook is designed to instruct you through KPI Project Management features and it is the primary

assistant in case, you have any frustrations using the system tools.

kpi.com Accounting & Finance User`s Guide contains information on getting to know and using the system

features.

The section of “Getting Started” will view the whole accounting diagram to make your work easier

with the Accounting software.

“Accounting” is the first default tool in Accounting & Finance. It shows the whole features and

explains the user how to manage, create and delete things like sales quotes, sales orders and

purchase invoices.

The second section, “Reports”, is the most important tool for accountants and managers since it

illustrates all types of reports as Budget/Forecast, Journal Report, Profit & Loss, VAT Return, VAT

Reports, Stick Valuation, Trial Balance, Account Transactions, Manual Transactions and Balance

Sheet.

“Settings” section gives you information on how to manage and set features and reports in the

system. There are several types of settings as Company Settings, Tax Rates, Price Levels,

Discounts, Measurements, Brands, Product Categories, etc.

“Importing and Exporting” fully describes how to import and export files and what other

applications can be integrated with kpi.com Accounting & Finance.

“Customization Tool” makes your management on accounting easier and quicker with what you

can control the existing files and documents by customizing.

“Filtration Tool” provides you with an overview of all files and classes of documents.

About KPI Software Company

kpi.com ™ Software Company privately held by UK-based Finnet Limited firm. kpi.com provides an

integrated stripe of software products for project management, customer relationship management,

management of accounting and finance, e-commerce, reporting and human resources management. KPI

enables companies to integrate the products to personal computers, minicomputers, network computers

and personal digital assistants.

kpi.com, is a simple, low-cost ‘All-In-One’ Cloud based Business application platform. The integrated suite

of applications has been designed to remove the necessity of investing in on-site back office administration

and control systems, thereby allowing firms to concentrate on delivering their core, value adding services

to their customers. Delivering the solution via the Cloud enables management and staff to share

information and manage their operations regardless of location, thereby increasing their efficiency,

responsiveness and competitiveness whilst minimizing their investment in operational overhead.

kpi.com’s cloud delivered SaaS ensures that all elements of the business are connected. Information, staff,

sales and service, front office operations, back office functions, management and control are available

immediately from any location and can be shared across the organization.

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Customer Feedback

We appreciate you using our kpi.com Accounting & Finance and this Guidebook.

Our customers’ comments and feedback are always welcome. You will find the Reader’s Questionnaire

Form about kpi.com features at the end of the guide. Do not hesitate to mail your comments and wishes

to the following e-mail address or you can directly contact with your kpi.com Support Manager.

E-mail: [email protected]

Phone: +44 () 844 484 1120

+44 (0) 844 484 2958

+44 (0) 844 774 2253

+44 (0) 208 313 0711

mailto:[email protected]

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GETTING STARTED

Getting started will guide you through the each step in order for you to setup the base configuration under

which your Accounting and Finance system will operate.

ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE OVERVIEW

kpi.com Accounting and Finance consists of following modules:

Sales Quote, Sales Order and Sales Invoices, Credit Notes

Purchase Order and Purchase Invoice

Inventory – Products and Services

Fixed Assets

Expense Claims

Bank Accounts, Chart of Accounts

Accounting Reporting: Budgeting; Journal Report; Trial Balance; Profit and Loss, Balance Sheet

Accounting Settings

Overall Accounting and Finance module can be used by both accountants and non accountants easily.

Accounting and Finance Module is integrated with Project Management and CRM, making your sales and

purchase cycles easier.

Accounting Flowchart

Action

Sales•Invoice

•Order•Quote

Purchase•Invoice

•Order

Expense Claims

Accept

DeclineReporting1. P&L2. Balance Sheet3. Trial Balance4. Stock Valuation5. VAT Return

CRM

Payroll

Project Management

HRMS

Inventory•Stock Valuation•Stock AdjustmentCustomer &

Supplier Center

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WHAT ARE THE STEPS?

There are 9 steps involved in Getting Started. In order to be able to complete each step, you will be needed

to be logged in to kpi.com as a director of the organization. Introduction gives you general overview of the

system, after which follows Company Settings, Add Employees, Financial Settings, Invoice Settings, Chart of

Accounts, Account Balances, Balance Invoices and Done. It may take a few minutes to complete each step

depending on the amount of data you wish to enter to the software.

HOW TO GET AN ACCESS

kpi.com Accounting & Finance tool is located on the top tab of the main menu as shown in the screenshot:

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ACCOUNTING

Accounting is known as a backbone of business to keep it profitable. The first section of kpi.com

Accounting & Finance is the Accounting as it`s shown in the screenshot:

ACCOUNTING WELCOME

Accounting Welcome page gives you a chance to perform several functions as follows:

After logging on to the Accounting & Finance section you can view the ‘Accounting Welcome’ page

where it visually describes the workflow of the system. You can Register a Quote [Sales Quote}

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SALES QUOTES

Sales Quotes and proposals can be used in kpi.com as part of the CRM and Project Management Modules.

Sales Quotes can be sent to contacts, leads, accounts and clients. Project Managers can use sales quotes in

order to create proposals and send them to the clients before the start of the project.

NEW SALES QUOTE

Sales Quotes can also be used to create Sales Orders for Inventory Management module.

The form will appear with the following fields:

Client - Select a company or an organization or a person you are sending a quote from the list of clients.

You can also lookup the clients from the search box. If there are no clients registered in your company you

can add new client from Add New Client link just below the client dropdown. You can edit the billing

address by clicking edit billing address link below the address box. Address of Customer/Client can be

defined from add/edit customer links

Currency - Choose currency from the list of available currencies in the dropdown box. All the amounts in

base currency (company currency) will be converted to the quote currency using the exchange rate on that

date

Exchange rate - You can use exchange rate automatically retrieved from today’s exchange rate. You can

change the rate as for the date you are invoicing. All multi currency bookkeeping entries are done to

Exchange Rate Loss/Gain account in Journal Report

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Quote no. - Edit or use default quote number selected using Accounting Settings, Sales Quote Numbering

Settings. In order to change the numbering format of the quote, please go to settings, accounting settings,

invoice settings, invoice numbering and choose appropriate format there.

Quote Date - Indicate the date quote is created.

Valid Until - Indicate the deadline until which the sales quote will be valid for.

Shipping Method – Choose a shipping method from the search box. If there is no shipping method, you can

click on the Add Shipping Method button to fill in the form and save it.

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Amounts Are:

Tax Inclusive – if amounts are tax inclusive, taxes will be retrieved from product prices.

Tax Exclusive – if amounts are tax exclusive, then tax amount will be added to total price.

No Tax - no tax will be included in invoice lines.

Related Project - Select the project related to the client. Note that only the projects that belong to the

clients will appear here.

Introduction - Enter introduction text to the body of the quote. Introduction text will appear at the header

of the sales quote.

Products/Services:

Use add new line button in order to add new products or services to your sales quote.

Product Name – title of the product, required field

Product Description –description of the product which can be editable

Quantity/Hours – enter the quantity of the product.

Unit Price – selling price of the product

Discount – enter the discount percentage

Sales Type – enter the GL account for bookkeeping purposes

Net Amount – net amount displays the amount after applying the discount

Tax Rate – choose the tax rate from the tax rate dropdown menu. Tax rates are applied in percentage

Tax Amount – will indicate the value of tax after applying tax rate to net amount

Total Amount – the total of each line is displayed here

Terms and Conditions - Write terms and conditions in the box below. There is a character limit of up to

1000 characters in the box.

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Save as a draft – use draft status in order to be able to make changes and edit the items later.

Draft Quotes can both be edited and deleted.

Save and Approve – approved sales quotes cannot be edited or deleted.

Approve and Send to Client – popup with your email templates opens. Once the quote is sent to

client, client can approve the quote by logging in to KPI, or you can approve quote yourself once

invoice is marked as open.

PDF Version – print sales quote to PDF.

Client Approval of the Sales Quote

Once the sales quote is in open status, and the client has approved quote, you can record that by clicking

client approve button.

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If client has rejected the quote, you can change the quote terms and send the quote back to client later.

For that click reject button, and the quote.

DELETE SELECTED QUOTE

To delete one or several quotes, select those quotes and click on the Delete Selected Quotes button and

choose Yes or No option.

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ACTIONS LIST

By default the Actions list drop-down is available on the first column of the Sales Quotes list. Once clicked,

drop-down gives several options as displayed on the screenshot:

Quote Summary

The quote summary is located in the Actions list of each payment. Click on the Quote Summary to see

details of the quote:

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Client Approval of the Sales Quote

Once the sales quote is in open status, and the client has approved quote, you can record that by clicking

client approve button.

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Converting Quote to Sales Order

Once the quote is approved by client, convert your quote to sales order using convert to sales order

button.

Pick list is generated to each sales order converted. When you convert quote to sales order, you will be

automatically redirected to pick list view.

Checking one of the radio buttons picked, packed, shipped, you can change the status of the sales order to

picked, packed or shipped one.

Fill out following fields:

Carrier Account ID

Ship Date – write date when the products will be shipped

Expected Date – expected arrival date

Carrier – carrier name

Picked, packed, shipped radio buttons

Select the warehouse from which product will be picked, packed or shipped using warehouse dropdown in

products table.

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Copy to Quote

Select the sales quote which you want to copy and select copy to new quote from the dropdown menu. All

items except quote number will be copied to a new quote.

SALES ORDER

Sales order is the list of items to be ordered to fulfill the promise in the client-approved sales quote.

Copy to PO function in the action drop-down menu can copy the items in that sales order into a purchase

order to be purchased.

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SALES INVOICE

You can track your accounts receivables using Sales Invoices in kpi.com. You can add sales invoices,

recurring invoices, and credit notes.

NEW INVOICE

To add a new invoice, go to Sales Invoice and click on New Invoice tab located on the top side of the page.

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Client - Select company or organization or a person you are invoicing to from the list of clients. You can

also lookup the clients from the search box. If there are no clients registered in your company you can add

new client from Add New Client link just below the client dropdown. You can edit the billing address by

clicking edit billing address link below the address box. Address of Customer/Client can be defined from

add/edit customer links.

Related Project

List of projects that belongs to the client will appear in the dropdown box. You can select related project

and invoice details to the clients using this dropdown. If you are invoicing timesheet data to your clients,

please use Project Based Invoice.


base currency (company currency) will be converted to the invoice currency using the exchange rate on

that date



Exchange Rate Loss/Gain account in Journal Report.

Invoice Date - The date of the invoice. If you're entering an invoice issued prior to your conversion date

from a previous system, make sure the date is prior to your conversion date so that this invoice can be

associated with your Accounts Receivable conversion balance.

Due Date - Enter the date the invoice is due to be paid to you.

Period - Enter the start date and end date of the period you are invoicing to.

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Invoice Number - Invoice number automatically generated from Accounting Settings, Invoice

Settings. Define your own numbering standards in Invoice Settings. You can change invoice

number and make it differently, while the sequence of invoice numbers will be continued from

next invoice

Quote Number - Enter quote number of the invoice if available

PO Number - Enter the PO number being invoiced

Reference # - Enter a combination of letters and/or numbers as a reference if applicable.

Amounts Are:

Choose how VAT/Sales Tax will be calculated on invoice.



No Tax - no tax will be included in invoice lines

Shipping Method - Choose Shipping Method from the list of shipping methods. You can define a

shipping method here: Inventory tab -> Inventory Settings -> Shipping Methods

Products Services - Add new line item in order to add product/services to invoice. In order to

add new product, click on product dropdown, select add new product, and add product using

popup.


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Tax Rate – choose the tax rate from the tax rate dropdown menu. Tax rates are applied in

percentage



Payment Instructions - Use payment instructions defined in Accounting Settings here.

Bank Details - Choose the bank account that should be shown in invoice from the bank accounts

indicated here.

Invoice Options:

Save as a draft – will save invoice in draft status. Draft invoices can be changed later

Save and approve – when the invoice is approved, the journal report is updated with the

Accounts Receivable transaction. Approved invoices can also be edited and editing approved

invoice will also edit the transaction created in journal report

Approve and Send to Client – the invoice will be sent to client by email using email templates.

PDF Version – allows to print the invoice in PDF Format

Invoice Statuses:

Draft – draft status which can be edited later

Approved – payment can be made to approved invoices

Open – open invoices are those which are sent to the client, and awaiting payment

Overdue – if the due date of the invoice has already passed, and payment has not been made, the invoice

will be in overdue status

Paid – paid invoices are already closed with the payment received. Only fully paid invoices will be closed

with the paid status

ACTIONS LIST IN SALES INVOICE LIST VIEW

The Actions list drop-down is available on the main tab of Sales Invoice page. Once clicked, drop-down

gives several options as displayed on the screenshot:

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New Recurring Invoice

Recurring Invoice is recurring service that creates invoices at a give date and time. This feature can be used

to create invoice which are automatically send to a client as well as creating invoices as a draft, to be

reviewed before being sent to a client.

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New Credit Note

You can add Credit Note from link in Invoice List.

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Click on Credit Note Fields for more information.

New Batch Invoice

Batch Invoice writes an invoice for more than customer. In the first step you can select the items to be put

on the invoice and in the next step you can select the client it needs to be sent.

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Receive Payment

Receive payment option in the actions drop down allows you to make payment to multiple invoice of a

single client at once. First, the client is selected and ‘Apply’ and it will show all outstanding invoices of that

client. After typing the payment for each invoice ‘Save’ needs to be clicked to save the payments entered.

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Add Prepayment

This new feature is similar to down payment for the invoice. In some case the amount of the invoice is so

big is that a down payment is required. This feature is used to solve this problem. This feature also relates

the project invoicing and customer project balance together.

To add a prepayment, go to Sales Invoice section and click on the main Actions List button and choose Add

Prepayment tab:

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Customer Project Balance

Customer Project balance is related to balance of the client and project that the client has been procured

the company with. For example, a single client may various project and they may require different

percentage of funding different stages of each individual projects.

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ACTIONS LIST 2

By default the Actions list drop-down is available on the first column of the Sales Invoice list. Once clicked,


Invoice Summary

To view the summary of an invoice, click on the Actions List from Sales Invoice section and choose Sales

Invoice View function:

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Edit Invoice

To edit an invoice, click on the Edit Invoice button through Actions List of Sales Invoice.

Void Invoice

You can void the given invoice in action menu of the chosen invoice in invoice list. When an invoice is

voided, a reverse transaction is created in the Journal Report. Accounts Receivable will be credited and the

sales type for which the invoice is being voided will be debited, thus cancelling out the transaction.

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Copy to Invoice

Record a payment received by customer by clicking the approved or open invoices. Payment screen will

automatically be opened in the approved or open invoices. You can record either partial or full payments

done by customers.

Indicate following information when making payment:

Payment Amount – is the amount of payment received by customers. If your invoice is multi currency

invoice, record the amount received in client currency.

Date – choose the date when payment was made.

Account – choose the GL account from which payment will be credited.

Ref. no# - Reference or slip\numbers associated with the payment.

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Add Credit Note

To add a credit note, click on the Add Credit Note button through Actions List of Sales Invoice and fill in the

form appeared:

Copy to PO

Copy to PO function in the action drop-down menu of the sales invoice can copy the items in that sales

invoice into a purchase order to be purchased. When copied from a sales invoice it copies the items and

puts the cost amount of the product.

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RECURRING INVOICE

Recurring invoice is creates a draft or invoice at a given time with deserved products or service. This

feature is useful where there are many clients and they are charged a certain amount in every certain time

(i.e. every day/week/month/year). The feature also includes creating the draft version to be reviewed

before sending to a client as well as the invoice version which can be emailed without a review.

NEW RECURRING INVOICE

To add a new recurring invoice, go to the section of Recurring Invoice and click on the New Recurring

Invoice button. You should fill in the form in order to save the new recurring invoice:

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ACTIONS LIST

By default the Actions list drop-down is available on the first column of the Recurring Invoice list. Once

clicked, drop-down gives several options as displayed on the screenshot:

Recurring Invoice Summary

To view a recurring invoice summary, click on the Recurring Invoice Summary from the Actions List drop

down of Recurring Invoice section.

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Edit Recurring Invoice

To edit a recurring invoice, click on the Edit Recurring Invoice from the Actions List drop down of the

Recurring Invoice section:

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Delete Recurring Invoice

In order to delete a recurring invoice, click on the Delete Recurring Invoice button from the Actions List of

the Recurring Invoice section:

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Copy to Invoice

To copy the recurring invoice to invoice, click on the Copy to Invoice feature in the Actions List drop down

of the Recurring Invoice section:

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CUSTOMER CENTER

Customer Center is where everything is located about the customer with regards to accounting

information can be found. This can be billing address, terms and conditions, customer balance, etc.

Customer Center List View also displays the customer and along with their balances and that view can be

customized and sorted as desired.

ADD CLIENT

You can add a new client by clicking on the New Client button that is located on the top menu of Customer

Center page:

ACTIONS LIST 1

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By default the Actions list drop-down is available on the first column of the Customer Center list. Once


Receive Payment

Receive payment option in the actions drop down allows you to make payments from the customer center.

First, the client is selected and ‘Apply’ and it will show all outstanding invoices of that client. After typing

the payment for each invoice ‘Save’ needs to be clicked to save the payments entered.

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Add Prepayment

Prepayment can be added through Actions list that is located on the main tab of the Customer Center

section:

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ACTIONS LIST 2

By default the Actions list drop-down is available on the first column of the Customer Center list. Once


Client/Customer Summary

The client/customer summary is located in the Actions list of each client. Click on the Client/Customer

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Summary to see details of the client/customer.

Edit Client/Customer

To edit a client/customer details, click on the Edit Client/Customer from the Actions List drop down of the

Customer Center section:

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Remove Client

To remove one of the clients from the list, click on the Remove Client button and choose an option from

Yes or No.

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Add Sales Quotes

You can add sales quotes directly from Customer Center section through Actions List:

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Add Sales Invoice

You can add sales invoice directly from Customer Center section through Actions List:

PURCHASE ORDER

Purchase Order is list of products or services to be promised to be purchased from a supplier. Purchase

orders can be used in kpi.com for Supplier Relationship Management Purposes. Send your purchase orders

for projects online, and use them for project costing purposes. All purchase orders related to project can

be seen from project management, project summary view.

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NEW PURCHASE ORDER

You can add new purchase order either from Purchase Orders menu or from Add New Menu in Accounting.

Purchase Order Fields - Complete all required field of purchase order in order to be able to save it.

Supplier - Choose the supplier from the dropdown of suppliers you’ve created. You can add new supplier if

there are no suppliers in the list. You can either search your suppliers from lookup or use dropdown in

order to select the supplier. Use edit billing Address Link in order to change the details in billing address

field.

Related Project - Choose the related project from the list of available projects. Once the order is related to

project, the order can be seen in project details too.

Requisitioned By - Choose the project manager or backup manager by whom the order was requisitioned.

Currency - Choose the currency of the supplier. The currency chosen can be different from company

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currency, and once the order is converted to purchase invoice, the amounts will be converted to base

currency in bookkeeping entries.

Exchange Rate - Choose the default exchange rate or edit the exchange rate given. Once exchange rate is

edited, the amounts will be changed.

Purchase Order No - Enter the purchase Order Number as required by your company.

Purchase Order Date -Enter the date when the purchase order is created. By default, today’s date is shown

Ship Date - Enter the date when the products or services are expected to be shipped.

Payment Type - Enter the terms of payment as agreed by your supplier

Shipping Terms - Enter the shipping terms as agreed by your supplier

Warehouse - Choose the warehouse for which the products are related to. When the warehouse is not

chosen, non inventory items appear in the list of products and services.

Warehouse Location - Choose the location in the warehouse where products should arrive.

Products/Services:

Use add new line button in order to add new products or services to your purchase order.








Tax Rate – choose the tax rate from the tax rate dropdown menu. Tax rates are applied in percentage



Terms and Conditions - Write terms and conditions in the box below. There is a character limit of up to

1000 characters in the box.

VIEW SUMMARY

To view a purchase order summary, click on the View Summary from the Actions List drop down of

Purchase Order section.

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PURCHASE INVOICE

You can record the invoices received by your suppliers in by creating new purchase invoice and adding

purchase items in the invoice lines. Purchase invoices are used to track accounts payable in journal report.

They can also be used as Project Related Document. All purchase invoices related to the project can be

viewed in the project view.

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NEW PURCHASE INVOICE

You can add a new purchase invoice through Purchase Invoice section by clicking on the first button called

New Purchase Invoice.

Supplier - Choose the supplier from the dropdown of suppliers you’ve created. You can add new supplier if

there are no suppliers in the list. You can either search your suppliers from lookup or use dropdown in

order to select the supplier. Use edit billing Address Link in order to change the details in billing address

field.

Related Project - Choose the related project from the list of available projects. Once the invoice is related

to project, the order can be seen in project details too.

Currency - Choose the currency of the supplier. The currency chosen can be different from company

currency, the amounts will be converted to base currency in bookkeeping entries.

Exchange Rate - Choose the default exchange rate or edit the exchange rate given. Once exchange rate is

edited, the amounts will be changed.

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Invoice Number - Enter the invoice number received by the supplier. The invoice number is required field.

PO Number - Enter the corresponding PO number of the invoice.

Invoice Date - Enter the date the invoice was received. By default, today’s date is selected.

Due Date - Enter the date due for the payment to be made by your organization. If the due date has

already passed, the invoice will be in overdue status.

Amounts Are

Choose how VAT/Sales Tax will be calculated on invoice.

Tax Inclusive – if amounts are tax inclusive, taxes will be retrieved from product prices.,



Products/Services - Use add new line button in order to add new products or services to your purchase

invoice.









percentage



Payment Instructions/Notes:

Payment instructions is optional, you may add them for reference in purchase invoice.

Purchase Invoice Options

Save as a draft – draft purchase invoices can be edited and deleted later

Save and Approve – once invoice is approved, bookkeeping entries are made in journal report

PDF Version – print invoice to PDF

Invoice Statuses

Draft – draft status which can be edited later

Approved – payment can be made to approved invoices

Open – open invoices are those which are sent to the client, and awaiting payment

Overdue – if the due date of the invoice has already passed, and payment has not been made, the invoice

will be in overdue status

Paid – paid invoices are already closed with the payment received. Only fully paid invoices will be closed

with the paid status

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NEW CREDIT NOTE

Credit Notes can be used in kpi.com in order to correct the invoice amount already sent or approved, or

making refunds based on the invoice. Credit notes can be added as much for the customer, and then

allocate the credit to invoices later. When the credit is allocated to invoice, invoice amount will be lessened

to the amount being credited.

You can add credit note from link in Invoice List.

Client - Select company or organization or a person you are invoicing to from the list of clients. You can

also lookup the clients from the search box. If there are no clients registered in your company you can add

new client from Add New Client link just below the client dropdown. You can edit the billing address by

clicking edit billing address link below the address box. Address of Customer/Client can be defined from

add/edit customer links.


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base currency (company currency) will be converted to the credit note currency using the exchange rate on

that date



Exchange Rate Loss/Gain account in Journal Report.

Credit Note Date - The date of the credit note.

Due Date - Select the due date of the credit note. The due date in the credit note indicates the date due for

the refunds to be made.

Amounts are:




Credit Note Lines

Description –description of the product which has to be credited







percentage.



Payment Instructions - Use payment instructions defined in Accounting Settings here.

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PAY BILL

‘Pay Bill’ feature is similar to receive payment feature in the sales invoice, except it is used to make the

payment to a Supplier. A supplier is selected from a drop down menu and after clicking apply, the list of

outstanding purchase invoices are displayed, which allows the amounts to be entered for the payment.

ACTIONS LIST

By default the Actions list drop-down is available on the first column of the Purchase Invoice list. Once


Invoice Summary

To view an invoice summary, click on the Invoice Summary from the Actions List drop down of Purchase

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Invoice section.

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Copy to Invoice

Copy to Invoice feature for the Purchase Invoice is located in the Action drop down menu of the each

purchase invoice. This feature allows copying the purchase invoice to create another purchase invoice.

SUPPLIER CENTER

Supplier Center is where everything is located about a supplier with regards to accounting information can

be found. This can be billing address, terms and conditions, supplier balance, etc. Supplier Center List View

also displays the supplier and along with their balances and that view can be customized and sorted as

desired. @Abdullo: Description.

Supplier Center is located in the first section of Accounting & Finance as it`s shown on the screenshot:

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ADD SUPPLIER

This feature is located in the Supplier Center section. To add a supplier, you will be asked to fill in the form

and save it.

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ACTIONS LIST 1

The first actions list can be found on the main tab of the Supplier Center section. You can perform two

functions there: Pay Bill and Delete one of the suppliers from the list:

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Pay Bill

‘Pay Bill’ feature is similar to receive payment feature in the sales invoice, except it is used to make the

payment to a Supplier. A supplier is selected from a drop down menu and after clicking apply, the list of

outstanding purchase invoices are displayed, which allows the amounts to be entered for the payment.

Delete

To remove one of the suppliers, click on the Delete button from the Actions List of the Supplier Center

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page.

ACTIONS LIST 2

By default the Actions list drop-down is available on the first column of the Supplier Center list. Once


Supplier Summary

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To view supplier summary, click on the Supplier Summary from the Actions List drop down of Supplier

Center section.

Edit Supplier/Bill

To edit a supplier/bill details, you need to click on the Edit Supplier/Bill button from the Actions list of the

Suppliers list.

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Remove Supplier/Bill

To remove the supplier from the list, click on the Remove Supplier/Bill button from the Actions List in the

Supplier Center section.

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Add Purchase Order

To add a purchase order, click on the Add Purchase Order from the Actions List of the Supplier Center

section:

Click to view more information on Purchase Order

Add Product Invoice

To add a product invoice, click on the Add Product Invoice button from the Actions List of Supplier Center

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section:

FIXED ASSETS

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General

If you had acquired a Fixed asset before conversion period, you can add a Fixed Asset by choosing an

Account.

Suggested account in this case is Opening Equity.

Calculate depreciation checkbox will automatically apply Depreciation expense on Straight-line

depreciation method. To update depreciation and arrive at book value at any time, click Update

Depreciation button from fixed assets listings. You can generate barcode and apply on the fixed asset.

Using our mobile apps you can easily keep track of your fixed assets and feed the data directly into the

system.

NEW FIXED ASSET

To add a new fixed you must fill all the required fields.

Category - field is related to an asset account that corresponds to the type of fixed asset. The categories

shown are on the drop-down menu are the accounts classified as “Fixed Assets” in the Chart of Accounts.

Code - field is automatically generated to number fixed assets and it gives “FA” prefix, which can be

changed.

Name - of the Fixed Asset as it is shown on Fixed Asset Listing

Description - field further describes the fixed asset and you can enter 255 characters.

Cost - of the asset to have it running for the business. This value is used as numerator in the depreciation

calculation.

Purchase date - is the date of purchase of the fixed asset. This date is used as the beginning date of

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depreciation.

Useful life - is entered in years, which in the depreciation calculation used as the denominator.

Residual Value - is subtracted from cost of the fixed asset in calculating depreciation expense throughout

the useful life of the asset.

Purchase Invoice link will lead you to add new screen for purchase invoices.

Account - field completes the required input fields and it is related to an account from chart of account s.

This is field is the account that the fixed asset financed by.

After entering all fields and clicking save, fixed asset is created and it is saved in the system.

Barcode

New feature has been added to help our clients to keep track of the fixed assets that they own. Barcode is

generated on-demand and can be printed out. This barcode includes in itself basic information about the

fixed asset. QR Code has been used to codify the fixed asset information.

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UPDATE DEPRECIATION

This feature brings the depreciation calculation up to date and displays the current accumulated

depreciation in the accounts.

ACTIONS LIST

By default the Actions list drop-down is available on the first column of the Fixed Assets list. Once clicked,


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View, Edit and Delete

To view, edit or delete one of the assets from the list, click on the necessary button from the Actions List.

Keep in mind that Fixed Assets that have started depreciating cannot be edited.

PRODUCTS/SERVICES

Product/Services section keeps

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NEW PRODUCT/SERVICE

To add a new product or service to the list, you need to go to the Products/Services section from

Accounting and open New Product/Service form:

NEW PRODUCT GROUP

To add a new product group, you need to go to the Products /Services section and click on the New

Product Group to fill in the form appeared:

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STOCK ADJUSTMENT

Stock Adjustment is where you can adjust inventory to bring it in line with actual quantity. You can increase

or decrease stock quantity by typing into New Quantity field.

If you decrease inventory item, it will be accounted for by FIFO method and apply the cost to

Adjustment Account.

If you increase stock on hand the new items will be added at an item average cost, unless you set

the cost per added item manually.

Remember, Stock Adjustment will transpire on transaction date not on Adjustment Date.

Selected Adjustment Date will serve as additional information for your bookkeeping

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DELETE

To delete a product or service from the list, click on the Delete button as shown in the screenshot:

ACTIONS LIST

By default the Actions list drop-down is available on the first column of the Products/Services list. Once


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Product Summary

To view the product summary, click on the Product Summary from the Actions List of the

Products/Services section:

Edit Product/Service

To edit some details of a product, click on the Edit Product/Service through Actions List:

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Add Variation

To add a variation, click on the Add Variation button and fill in the form appeared on your screen:

Remove Variation

To remove variation, click on the Remove Variation button from the Actions List of the Products/Services

section:

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Remove

To remove the product or service from the list, click on the Remove button from the Actions List of the

Products/Services section:

EXPENSE CLAIMS

Expense claims can be seen by each employee once their accounting and finance module is fully setup by

administrators. Employees can leave various forms of expense claims and send them for managers’

approval.

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Workflow of Expense Claims:

Employees are able to submit expense claim for approval

Department Leaders and project managers review expense claim and choose to approve or reject

it

Rejected expense claims can be changed and re-submitted again

Once Expense Claim is approved, accountants can make payment to expense claim.

ADD NEW EXPENSE CLAIM

Expense Claim can be added from 2 places: Accounting and Finance and HRMS sections.

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In order to add expense claim from Accounting and Finance, go to add new menu, or in Expense Claims

List. You user role will determine whether you are able to add expense claim or approve it.

Expense Claim Receipts

You can add collection of receipts to expense claim and attach those receipts indicating date, currency and

amounts. Many receipts can be added to one expense claim, which has details like employee, related

project and report title.

Expense Claim Fields:

Start Date - Enter the start date of the period when the expense is reported.

End Date - Enter the end date for the period of expense the current report is included.

Related Project - Choose the project for which expense claim is related. It is possible to leave this field

blank, then, the managers can be selected in Approver Field.

Approver - Choose the approver of the expense claim in the dropdown. By default, project managers and

directors are available in the dropdown for the approvers.

Report Title - Enter the title of the Expense Claim. The title will be visible in the expense claim list and in

the project view.

Report Description - Enter a short description of the current expense claim.

Receipts - Use add new line, or + - buttons in order to add receipts to expense claim. As many receipts can

be added to expense claim chosen.

Category - Choose the expense claim category from expense claim dropdown. The expense categories of

GL accounts will be shown in category dropdown. In order to add, edit or delete categories, go to Chart of

Accounts, Expenses. Any GL account that has a mark “show in expense claims” will be shown in expense

receipts category.

Description - The short description of the receipt item.

Units - Enter the quantity of the expense item, if available.

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Cost Per Unit - The cost of the item being reported in the receipt. Total Amount will be calculated by

multiplying units to cost per unit.

Currency - If there are receipts in other currencies, they can be entered to expense claim. Choose the

currency in which cost per unit and units are given. All amounts will be calculated to base currency for

bookkeeping purposes.

Exchange Rate - Enter the exchange rate for the date when the receipt was reported.

Date - Choose the date of the receipt. Multiple receipts can be added at multiple date ranges.

Receipts - Attach scanned form of the receipts electronically. The receipts will be available to view in PDF

form.

Total - The total amount of the receipt in base currency is displayed here.

Total (GBP) - The total amount in the receipt currency is displayed here.

EXPENSE REPORT SUMMARY

To view the expense report summary, click on the Expense Report Summary button from the Actions List

of the Expense Claims section.

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Edit Expense

To edit expense details, click on the Edit Expense button from the Actions List of the Expense Claims

section.

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Void

To void an expense claim you must click on the action drop down menu of each expense claim. Keep in

mind only Approved or Paid expense claims can be voided. This feature reverses the entries to correct any

major mistake in the process of administering that expense claim. Remove function is also available to

remove declined or draft expense claims under the same menu.

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BANK ACCOUNTS

Bank Accounts section is where information regarding all bank accounts can be found. Bank Reconciliation

along with uploading bank statements can be performed from this section as well.

NEW BANK ACCOUNT

Clicking a ‘New Bank Account’ brings the screen to enter the details of a new bank account.

ACTIONS LIST

By default the Actions list drop-down is available on the first column of the Bank Accounts list. Once


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Edit Bank Account

To edit details of a bank account, click on the Edit Bank Account button through the Actions List of the

Bank Accounts section:

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Spend Money

Spending Money from a bank account is a transfer from that bank account into an account from chart of

accounts.

Receive Money

Receiving Money from in a bank account is a transfer to that bank account from an account from chart of

accounts.

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Transfer Money

‘Transfer Money’ feature is used directly between bank accounts and it transfer money from the bank

account selected into a bank account in the list.

Delete Bank Account

To delete the bank account, you need to go to the Bank Accounts section and click on the Delete Bank

Account through Actions List:

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Import Transactions

To import transactions, click on the Import Transactions through Actions List of the Bank Accounts section:

Account Transactions

‘Account Transaction’ feature brings a new screen where all transaction from and to that bank account can

be viewed. Notice reconciliation of each individual entry can also be managed from this section.

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View All Statements

To view the statements, please go to Bank Accounts section and click on the View All Statement through

the Actions List:

CHART OF ACCOUNTS

Your Chart of Accounts is a list of accounts that every transaction you enter into kpi.com is ‘coded’ for

management and reporting. You can leave the Chart of Accounts as it was originally set up when you

passed getting started steps in kpi.com, or edit and delete items from it, or add your own to suit your

business. Your user role will determine whether you have access to chart of accounts or not.

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There are 6 GL accounts that are created by default in KPI and cannot be edited. They are: accounts

receivable, accounts payable, unpaid expense claims, vat liability, and Historical Adjustment. These

accounts are needed for internal accounting operation of KPI (e.g. all invoices are recorded in accounts

receivable account).

Coding of Chart of Accounts and view is customizable fully. We can change the view of the chart of

accounts list by adding grouping and other options.

NEW ACCOUNT

You can add account either in add new menu of kpi.com Accounting or in Chart of Accounts List.

New Account Fields

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Account Type - Select the account type of the GL Account. Each account has a type and this determines

which category in the Chart of Accounts it displays and where on the various financial reports, transactions

of this type will appear.

Table below shows how account types affect the reports:

Profit and Loss Balance Sheet

Income Current Assets

Revenue Current Assets

Sales Prepayments

Cost of Sales Plus Bank

Cost of Goods Sold Bank Account

Gross Profit Plus Fixed Assets

Plus Other Income Fixed Assets

Other Income Plus Non-Current Assets

Less Expenses Non-Current Assets

Expenses Total Assets

Depreciation Less Current Liabilities

Overheads Current Liabilities

Net Profit Less Non-Current Liabilities

Liabilities

Long term Liabilities

Net Assets

Equity

Equity

Total Equity

Account Code - Choose a numbering system adopted by KPI for the different types of accounts (revenue,

expenses, fixed asset overhead etc). An account code is simply an identifier that can be used to group like

or frequently used accounts together in your Chart of Accounts and there is no one right code for each

account. You can code your accounts based on Accounting rules and legislation of Your Country.

Name - Choose Short Name for the account

Description - Enter a brief description for the account.

Tax - Each account has a default tax type applied depending on the account type and determines how the

transactions in each account should be treated with respect to tax. Each transaction using each different

tax rate is listed on the VAT Report for the tax filing period you've chosen.

Show in Expense Claims - When the account is ticked, the account will be shown in expense claim receipt

categories.

Enable Payments to This Account - When ticked, the account will be shown in invoice and expense claim

payment accounts.

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ACTIONS LIST

By default the Actions list drop-down is available on the first column of the Chart of Accounts list. Once


Account Summary

To view the summary of an account, click on the Account Summary from the Actions List.

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Edit or Delete an Account

To edit or delete an account, you need to open Actions List box and click on the Edit or Delete Account

buttons.

RESERVATIONS

Reservation is a feature that creates reservation for assets to be reserved. This section is under

development to improve functionality.

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MANUAL TRANSACTIONS

Journal (General Ledger) Entries that are not automatically entered in the system can be entered in the

Manual Transactions module.

NEW MANUAL JOURNAL

If you need to add a new manual journal, open Manual Transactions page and click on the New Manual

Journal button that is located on the main tab of the section:

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ACTIONS LIST

By default the Actions list drop-down is available on the first column of the Manual Transactions list. Once


View Manual Transaction

To see the details of the manual transaction, click on the View Manual Transaction button through Actions

List.

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VOID Manual Transaction

Manual Journal entries can be voided from the action drop down menu. Confirmation of deletion is

necessary.

REPORTS

Reports section includes all standardized reports in the Accounting section. Budget, Journal Report, Trial Balance, Balance Sheet and VAT Reports can be found under this tab.

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BUDGET/FORECAST

Budget/Forecast is a form to be used to enter budget information that will be used to compare to Profit and Loss statement. After clicking each cell you can enter desired amount and budgeted totals are calculated upon clicking the ‘Update’ button.

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JOURNAL REPORT

Journal Report lists all transactions in an accounting format. Standard double journal entry format is used and ID is assigned along with date of transaction.

TRIAL BALANCE

Trial Balance is by definition displays the current debit and credit balances of each account from the chart of accounts. This feature additionally displays year-to-date balances that uses the January 1

st as the

beginning of the year.

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PROFIT AND LOSS

Profit and Loss statement is view that displays the profit or loss of the company by sales and subtracting any expenses after that.

BALANCE SHEET

Balance sheet classifies the Asset, Liability and Equity in an accounting equation format. This feature lists these accounts as: Assets =Liabilities + Equities. Retained profit is used to connect this statement with the Profit and Losses.

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ACCOUNT TRANSACTIONS

Accounts transaction can be used to view transaction of each account from chart of accounts. After the selection of the accounts and date update must be clicked to view the data.

MANUAL TRANSACTIONS

Journal (General Ledger) Entries that are not automatically entered in the system can be entered in the

Manual Transactions module. Please refer to Manual Transaction section in the Accounting Tab.

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VAT RETURN

VAT Return table is automatically generated according to the information entered in the payroll section.

VAT REPORTS

VAT Reports displays current VAT report and gives the status of the report.

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STOCK VALUATION

Stock valuation displays beginning and ending balances and quantities of all products. This feature also refers to any changes in the stock by showing the transaction date and entry date.

SETTINGS

Company Settings

The company settings contains the information about company details, addresses and time zone, email

phone information to be used in the system generated letters and PDF documents. The following

information is needed in order to setup the organization’s settings.

Company details include Company Name as required fields.

Company billing address is the address to which company is registered to and to which company

will receive payment information. Company mailing/shipping address is the address of the

physical location of the company, which should be shown if different from billing address.

Company billing address will also appear on top of the quotes, purchase orders and invoices.

Time zone information is the current time zone in which your company is located. This is needed

in order to display correct time in reports and trial balances.

Phone number, and fax numbers should be given as regular

Email should be corporate email where customers can send their enquiries.

You can also add company’s logo to be displayed accounts of your Company employees’ instead of

KPI logo.

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INVOICE SETTINGS

Invoice settings contain the information to be displayed on your outgoing sales invoices, incoming

purchase invoices and in project based invoices.

Invoice Settings include following fields that need to be filled:

Payment Due Credit Terms – The amount of days selected here is needed to identify automatically invoice

due date on your invoices. Invoice due date can be changed while creating your invoices if different invoice

due date is needed. Your client might use the bank details for payment purposes, e.g. for sending bank

wire payments

Automatic Number Sequencing – the unique number will be used to identify all outgoing invoices of the

company for credit tracking and bookkeeping purposes. The number will be generated automatically by

including prefix, date, client code and 4 numbers. You can select which numbering can be used for invoices

demanded by the needs of your company.

Your company Logo – choose the company logo file in .jpg, .jpeg, .gif, .png, .tiff formats with maximum size

of 235x58px. The logo you selected here will appear in sales quotes, invoices, purchase orders, purchase

invoices, and etc

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FINANCIAL SETTINGS

The financial settings are essential part of Accounting and Finance section, because every bookkeeping

entry or invoice documents will reference it when needed. However, financial settings can be entered or

changed later in kpi.com Accounting and Finance Settings tab.

Currency – choose the base currency by which your company operates. All bookkeeping entries will be

done in base currency, however, you will be able to send invoices and receive payments in different

currencies. For bookkeeping purposes, all other currencies will be converted to your base currency chosen

here.

End of financial year – choose the end of financial year for your company to prepare yearly reports for.

This will be needed for the system to generate yearly reports like profit and loss accounts and balance

sheets at the end of the financial year.

Tax ID number – unique number that identifies your company with the tax authority of your country. This

field is used to show your tax information in reports needed by tax authorities. If you are not tax registered

company, then there is no need to fill in the tax fields.

Tax ID display number – this is the display number of your tax ID to appear in Tax reports.

Tax period – choose periods to report tax information for your organization. It can be monthly, once every

2 months, once in 3 months, yearly and etc. Depending on your selection, the tax reporting will be shown

in a period basis.

Tax basis- select the method by which you pay taxes, can be cash or accrual basis

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ACCOUNT TYPE NUMBER SETTINGS

Chart of Accounts has default numbering which can be changed in the Account Type Number Settings.

CONVERSION BALANCE

Conversion balance information can be entered in through conversion balance menu. This feature can also be used to convert customer balance and to enter related sales invoice and accounts payable information.

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NUMBERING SETTINGS

Product numbering and Fixed Asset numbering can be found under Numbering settings.

TAX RATES

Tax rates are needed in order to withdraw tax rates from the accounts and sales automatically when

required. Tax rates can be defined on your own, or you can choose default ones provided by the system.

You can edit and delete default tax rates provided, too. In order to define your own tax rates, you need to

enter tax name and the tax rate.

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NEW TAX RATE

To add a new tax rate, you should open a form by clicking on the New Tax Rate button on the Tax Rates

page:

ACTIONS LIST

By default the Actions list drop-down is available on the first column of the Tax Rates list. Once clicked,


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Edit/Delete Tax Rate

To edit or delete the tax rate, you need to go to the Tax Rates section and click on the Edit or Delete Tax

Rate through Actions List:

PRICE LEVELS

Price levels are changes in price that can be activated by quantity. Currently, you can have price levels by dollar amount and percentage off.

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NEW PRICE LEVEL

To add a new price level, you should open a form by clicking on the New Price Level button on the Price

Levels page:

ACTIONS LIST

By default the Actions list drop-down is available on the first column of the Price Level list. Once clicked,


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Edit/Remove Price Level

To edit or delete the price level, you need to go to the Price Levels section and click on the Edit or Remove

Price Level through Actions List:

DISCOUNTS

Frequently used discounts can be entered in to be recalled quickly when writing sales invoice and quotes.

NEW DISCOUNT

To add a new discount, you should open a form by clicking on the New Discount button on the Discounts

page:

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ACTIONS LIST

By default the Actions list drop-down is available on the first column of the Discounts list. Once clicked,


Edit/Remove Discount

To edit or delete the discount, you need to go to the Discounts section and click on the Edit or Remove

Discount through Actions List:

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MEASUREMENTS

This is a section different types of measurement information can be entered in to be used with Products and Services as well as in sales invoice and quotes.

ADD MEASUREMENT

To add a new measurement, you should open a form by clicking on the Add Measurement button on the

Measurements page:

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ACTIONS LIST

By default the Actions list drop-down is available on the first column of the Measurements list. Once


Edit/Delete Measurement

To edit or delete the measurement, you need to go to the Measurements section and click on the Edit or

Delete Measurement through Actions List:

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PRODUCT CATEGORIES

Category of Products can be entered in to create variations of that product such as color and size. This

feature is also to be used in the products and services section.

ADD CATEGORY

To add a new category, you should open a form by clicking on the Add Category button on the Product

Categories page:

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ACTIONS LIST

By default the Actions list drop-down is available on the first column of the Product Categories list. Once


Edit Category

To edit a category, click on the Edit Category from the Actions List drop down of the Product Categories

section:

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Category Products

Category of Products can be entered in to create variations of that product such as color and size. This

feature is also to be used in the products and services section.

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Custom Fields

Custom Fields are additional fields to be generated when entering product or service information. Please

contact support personnel with the way you would like to utilize Custom Fields and to receive basic

training.

Delete Category

To remove one of the categories from the list, click on the Remove Category button and choose an option

from Yes or No.

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BRANDS

Brands are customized fields where brand information entered in to be used when creating products and services.

ADD BRAND

To add a new brand, you should open a form by clicking on the Add Brand button on the Brands page:

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ACTIONS LIST

By default the Actions list drop-down is available on the first column of the Brands list. Once clicked, drop-

down gives several options as displayed on the screenshot:

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Edit/Delete Brand

To edit or delete the brand, you need to go to the Brands section and click on the Edit or Remove Brand

through Actions List:

SHIPPING METHODS

Shipping Methods list view displays all saved shipping methods. This is where you can view and sort these options.

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NEW SHIPPING METHOD

To add a new shipping method, you should open a form by clicking on the New Shipping Method button

on the Shipping Methods page:

ACTIONS LIST

By default the Actions list drop-down is available on the first column of the Shipping Methods list. Once


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Edit Shipping Method

To edit a shipping method, click on the Edit Shipping Method from the Actions List drop down of the

Shipping Methods section:

Export to PDF

To export the list to PDF, click on the Export to PDF button through the Actions List of the Shipping

Methods section:

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INVOICE TEMPLATES

Invoice templates are a new feature and where new invoice templates can be purchased and utilized while sending and generating invoices. Please contact you sales support regarding how to purchase a new invoice template.

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IMPORTING AND EXPORTING FILES

You are able to perform two additional functions as Importing and Exporting your files with integration of Microsoft Office and Google Apps. Each section of the Project Management tool includes such functions in the right bottom of the page as shown on the picture.

CUSTOMIZATION TOOL

Customization Tool is a tool primarily used by users to set buttons you want to see on the each page. Every

section has a customization tool on the top side of the page:

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FILTRATION TOOL

Filtration Tool is a tool where you can filter the information you need or vice versa. It can be found in every

section of the Project Management on the top side of the page as shown in the picture:

Since the form viewed, you can click on the necessary filter details as Clients, Status and Prospect Amount.

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