In this video, We will learn How to create customer or supplier Ledger in ERPNext.

- Unlike many other accounting softwares, here we will not define ledgers for Customers, Suppliers, or Employee accounts directly in chart of accounts.

- Instead, we will define create account as Payable or Receivable type.

- While creating company, default Payable and Receivable accounts are generated and saved in company’s accounts settings.

- Any transaction against customer or supplier will use this default receivable or payable account.

- If you like to set any other default account for any customer or supplier, you can set the same in accounting section of that customer or supplier.

- If you are dealing with customer or supplier where, default currency is different than your company currency. It is good ideal to create receivable or payable account in that currency and set it as default for customer or supplier.

- So, in ERPNext all accounting entries for Receivable or payable type accounts will also have party type and party.

- For Receivable account, entry customer will be party type and party will be specific customer against which entry has been done.

-  Same way in ERPNext Employee, Members etc are also party type for which separate ledger creation in chart of account is not required.

- All these parties can be linked to any one, or more receivable, or payable type account.

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In this tutorial, we will learn about Sales Taxes, and Charges in ERPNext.

In sales, or purchase transactions, there are many taxes or charges that are applied over, and above the value of the goods or services. In ERPNext, these can be applied through taxes in the "Taxes and Charges" table.

On Actual Basis:

Here, whatever amount you type in at the time of the transaction will be applied. We generally use this for transport, packing, loading, and  unloading charges.

On Net Total:

Here, you mention the percentage rate that will be applied to the net total value. Most taxes will be applied in this way.

On Previous Row Amount:  

If you have taxes applied on Previous Row Amount, For an Instance, Cess. this option must be selected. Here, you have to give the row number on which this percentage of tax will be applied.

On Item Quantity:

If there are some charges like transportation may be applied on an item quantity basis, you can choose this option.

On Previous Row Total:

When taxes are applied not only on the net total but also on incidental charges like transportation, packaging, etc., this option comes in handy. We use this option for GST when the template has other incidental charges.

Once you have applied these taxes, the sum will show in "Total Taxes and Charges". This will also update the grand total of the invoice. But sometimes, it may happen that the taxes are included in the price of the product, and you want the taxes to be calculated for regulatory purposes but don’t want them to be added to the net total. In this case, you can choose the checkbox "Tax included in Basic Rate".


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Welcome to Finbyz tech's video on ERP implementation steps. We'll guide you through the different stages of the implementation process to help you understand what it takes to implement an ERP system.

1. Define your requirements by analyzing your current business processes, identifying bottlenecks, and areas where an ERP system can help.

2. Choose the right ERP system by considering its functionality, ability to integrate with other systems, flexibility, and scalability.

3. Prepare a project plan that outlines the project's scope, timelines, budget, and resources required. Involve stakeholders to ensure everyone understands the project's goals and objectives.

4. Migrate data accurately and consistently from existing systems to the new ERP system.

5. Configure the ERP system to align with your business processes. Involve end-users to ensure the system meets their requirements.

6. Test the system's functionality with unit, integration, and user acceptance testing.

7. Train end-users effectively with a training plan that includes both online and in-person sessions, documentation, and user guides.

8. Deploy the ERP system to your organization's users by conducting a pilot deployment to a small group of users before rolling it out to the entire organization.

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