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Organization
Group
GSTIN
Common Masters GSTIN
Franchisee
Sites Franchisee
Sites
OU Accounting
Sales
▶ Procurement Module
▶ Sales Module
▶ Distribution Module
▶ Retail Module Procurement Distribution
Retail Finance
Chart of Accounts
Class
Group • Customer
▶ Assets • Supplier
• TDS
▶ Liability • Transporter
▶ Expense • Jobber
• Agent
▶ Income • Employee
Ledgers • Others
▶ General Ledgers (These are main classes, we can create sub-classes under these
▶ AR/AP classes e.g. Class- Customer, Sub Class: North Customer, South
Customer, East Customer, West Customer)
▶ Cash (Site specific)
▶ Bank (Site specific)
▶ User-site, site to GL mapping
Chart of accounts Structure
Chart of
Groups
Chart of
account
OU 1 OU 2
Chart of account
Sundry
Supplier Creditor/Debtor Customer
Ledgers
1. AR/AP Sub-
ledgers
2. General
Ledgers
Case 1. A customer deposited security of Rs. 2,00,000. In security ledger we want to track customer names along with their amount.
Case2. Mr. Deepak, who is an employee. Company want to track his sub-ledger with imprest, advance and salary payable ledgers.
When single employee tag with two different non AR/AP ledgers When Customer is tag with one AR/AP and one non –AR/AP
ledger
Ginesys Integration with
Procurement Module
Accounting Effects in following functionality
▶ Suppliers
▶ Purchase Charges
▶ Purchase Transaction effects
▶ Purchase Transaction
▶ Clarity on Purchase return debit note and Outward document
▶ Purchase Return Debit Note (1 to 1) We can select single Purchase document in return
▶ Purchase Return Debit Note (1 to many) We can multiple Purchase document in return
▶ Service Master
▶ Service Invoice
▶ Service Invoice Debit Note (New)
Ginesys Integration with Sales &
Distribution Module
Accounting Effects in following functionality
▶ Customer
▶ Sales Charges
▶ Sales Transaction effects
▶ Sales Transaction
▶ Clarity on Sales return credit note and Inward document
▶ Sales Return Credit Note
▶ Transfer Out functionality and accounting effects
▶ Transaction In Functionality and accounting effects
Stock Transfer
Transfer out Transfer Received (Complete)
Transfer Received (Partial)
Goods in transit a/c Dr. – 1,12,000 Transfer Receive A/c Dr. - 1,00,000
TO Transfer sent - 1,00,000 In. IGST A/c Dr. - 12,000 Transfer Receive A/c Dr. - 70,000
TO Out IGST - 12000 TO Goods in transit a/c. – 1,12,000
Transit difference a/c dr. – Goods
cost+igst
IGST A/c Dr. - 4200
TO Goods in transit a/c Dr. – 1,12,000
• If complete goods are received, “Transfer Sent A/c”=“Transfer Receive A/c” & “In Transit a/c” will show balance as 0
• If you receive partial goods and tag remaining stock “as short”, accounting system will assume it as complete receive and
• Effect will be same as in 1
• If you receive partial goods, Then “Goods in transit A/c” will always have an balance
• Transit difference-
Accounting of Retail Management
Owned Stores- Financial effect are done for company owned POS sites only.
Used cases-
▶ Shopper stop is a customer(Sub-Ledger) and He has 6 unmanaged sites.
When we receive the payment, we want to track from which site payment is
received.
▶ Expense- We want to post expenses site wise. When one site has multiple
reference sites, we want to capture for which site particular expense occurred.
▶ Although reference sites do not effects accounting directly, but we can derive
reports from that.