Finance & Administration Module Overview
Discover some of the functions that you will regularly interact with in WorkBook in this overview of the finance & administration module.
The finance & administration module is broken into seven key areas:
Administrative follow-up
Export, import & maintenance
Cost Entry
Access to the finance and administration module will depend on your WorkBook license type and the access you have.
FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION NAVIGATION
NUMBER | FUNCTIONALITY |
1 | General ledger: all financial posting related menu items are grouped under this header, including full ledger and journals, plus forecasts and budgets. |
2 | Chart of accounts: see your full chart of accounts, filter by date and review the balance, plus drill down on accounts and their transactions. |
3 | Project postings: journalise all project-related transactions and creditor invoices. Postings create and finalise journals automatically. |
4 | Journals: create and post journals, and review existing journals. |
5 | Debtors: review debtors, their open balances and all historic transactions. Batch process/email invoices and create and send debtor statements. |
6 | Creditors: process creditor invoices, review open and closed payables and create files to process payments with the bank. |
7 | Month-end: access key monthly tasks such as revenue adjustments, maintain accounting periods and reconcile WorkBook transactions against the bank statement. |
8 | Administrative follow-up: review, follow-up and (in some cases) override approvals on project transactions. |
9 | Export, import & maintenance: import invoices, export custom data-sets or run scripts to correct dimensions/costs/sale rates on posted data, plus process credit card imports. |
10 | Cost entry: finance users, by exception, can enter and submit costs on behalf of users. |
11 | Sub-tabs: tailored to the menu you are in and will allow you to drill down on a record selected from the list view (the initial tab). |
12 | Reports: access reports according to the menu item you are in. For example, to run an aged receivables report then you should first go to the debtor list. |
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