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For using this module the users need to enable it by using an administrator account. The menu options for activating this module are: '''Home –> Setup –> Module'''. The users then need to click on '''Activate'''. The modules will be activated after completing this step. | For using this module the users need to enable it by using an administrator account. The menu options for activating this module are: '''Home –> Setup –> Module'''. The users then need to click on '''Activate'''. The modules will be activated after completing this step. The settings icon [[File:cog.png|border|20px]] will be visible at the end of the module box, the users can click in that to access setup. | ||
= Functionalities of Bank and Cash module = | = Functionalities of Bank and Cash module = |
Revision as of 09:19, 29 December 2021
Introduction
It is important for an organization to possess one or more bank accounts for processing financial transactions. Management of bank accounts helps the organizations by keeping the records of all payments and receiving at one place. Hence, it is necessary for the ERP & CRM software to provide its customers with a safe interface to manage all of their bank related records and documentations effectively. Following the same, Tactic also provides an enhanced service in managing all the bank or cash accounts of an organization without having to face any difficulty.This module helps the users to manage their bank accounts within a safe and secure interface.
Installation
There is no need of installing this module, as it is already included within Tactic services.
Setup
For using this module the users need to enable it by using an administrator account. The menu options for activating this module are: Home –> Setup –> Module. The users then need to click on Activate. The modules will be activated after completing this step. The settings icon File:Cog.png will be visible at the end of the module box, the users can click in that to access setup.
Functionalities of Bank and Cash module
Tactic provides an enhanced bank and cash services, which helps the users in managing their bank and cash transactions of an organisation. If an organisation receives a bank transfer or a cheque, the information will be updated in Tactic. However, if an organisation receives cash, the users can update the cash account for an effective user experience.
Creating a new bank account
For creating a new bank account the users need to select Bank/Cash menu. New Financial Account need to be chosen for continuing the process. All the required fields need to be filled for completing the process. Lastly save need to be clicked for saving an account.
Difference between a bank account and a cash account
There is a basic difference between a bank account and a cash account, however, both are associated with a business organisation. A bank account is an account that is registered in a bank and the users need to perform financial transactions through cheques, bank transfers and credit cards. As a for cash account, the functionalities of the account is a bit different. A cash account is to register the cash amount that has been collected from a merchant or from a similar connection.
Tactic has an ability of creating more than one bank accounts and cash accounts. The bank accounts can be used or major financial transaction associated with an organisation. On the other hand, a cash account helps in managing the cash flow and amount of liquid cash within an organisation. The bank module in Tactic can help the users in drafting different bank details in one account and drafting cash account details under the safe interface as well.
Deleting an account
In order to delete an account the users need to choose the option Delete and then confirm deleting the concerned bank account.