A company is a legal entity made up of an association of people for carrying on a commercial or industrial enterprise.
In OneOfficeERP, the first Company is created when an OneOfficeERP account is set up. For each Company, you can set a domain as manufacturing, retail, or services depending on the nature of your business activity.
If you have more than one company, you can add them from:
Home > Accounting > Company
The abbreviation for your company is created by default. The abbreviation helps in differentiating assets of one company from another.
The abbreviation also appears in various accounts, cost centers, taxes templates, warehouse, etc, of your company.
You can also attach a company logo and add a description for the company.
Let's assume you run a group of companies, some may be larger companies and some may be smaller that are a part of the larger company(s).
In OneOfficeERP, you can set up multiple companies. The company structure can be parallel, i.e., sister companies, parent-child companies, or a combination of both.
A parent company is a larger organization which consists of one or more child companies. A child company is a subsidiary of a parent company.
The company tree view displays the overall structure of your companies.
Once you build a company tree, OneOfficeERP will validate if the accounts of the child companies match the accounts in the parent company. All the accounts can be combined in a consolidated chart of accounts statement.
For each Company, the master for Chart of Accounts is maintained separately. This allows you to maintain separate accounting for each company as per the legal requirements. You can also import chart of accounts using the Charts Of Accounts Importer.
OneOfficeERP has localized Chart of Accounts readily available for some countries. When creating a new Company, you can choose to set up the Chart of Account for it from one of the following options.
Note that, if the Parent Company is selected when creating a new Company, the Chart of Accounts will be created based on the existing Parent Company.
Within the Company master, you can set many of the default values for masters and accounts. These default accounts will help you in the quick posting of accounting transactions, where the value for the account will be fetched from the Company master if provided. As soon as the company is created, a default Chart Of Accounts and Cost Center is automatically created.
The following defaults can be set for a company:
Set the monthly sales target number in the company currency, for example, $10,000. Total monthly sales will be visible once transactions are made. To know more click here.
Some of the following accounts will be set by default when you create a new company, others can be created. The accounts can be seen in the Chart of Accounts. These values can be changed later on if needed.
Perpetual Inventory feature would lead to Stock transactions impacting the company's books of accounts. Know more here. It is enabled by default.
For managing fixed assets in a company, the following accounts are needed. Most of them will be created by default. They can be seen in the Chart of Accounts.
If you wish to book your accounting entries against different Finance Books, check the Enable Finance Books box and set a Default Finance Book.
Set the default Component for the following Salary Components.
Exception Budget Approver Role: The role selected here can bypass the set budget to approve expenses.
For reference, the following details of your company can be saved in OneOfficeERP:
Note: When setting the address here, it is important to tick the 'Is Your Company Address' checkbox.
Registration Details: Here you can save various tax/cheque/bank number for reference.
You can delete all transactions (Orders, Invoices) of a Company. Use with caution, transactions once deleted cannot be recovered.
And you're done. The master data like Item, Account, Employee, BOM etc. will remain as it is.
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You can change the Parent Company of an existing company. Go to the Parent Company field, select the Company from the list, and save the form.