Summary
It is important to configure financial settings such as currencies before moving on to configure other elements of the system such as packages (the products you sell), because once currencies are configured on another entity they cannot be deleted.
In this example we will configure financial settings on an owner. We will set the financial year to start in February, add a new currency “Australian Dollar” ‘Australian Dollar’ and update the owner’s default currency to Australian dollars.
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Setup / Extensibility / Reports
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Next Steps
Owner Configuration Optional Steps:
Optional: Password policy settings can be updated to reflect your organizations policy now or at a later time. See the Password Policy Configuration Example article for information on modifying the default password policy configuration
Optional: Branding the UI with your company logos can be performed next, see the Branding Configuration Example article for instructions. This step is not an essential base configuration step and can be performed at a later time if desired
Optional: you can define custom invoice and credit note numbering schemes if desired. See the Automatic Naming Configuration Example article for instructions
Optional: if you need to translate product names on invoices you can configure translations on locales now or at a later time. See the Locales Configuration Example for a sample configuration
Optional: if you wish to define custom payment types you can do so now or at a later date. See the Payment Types Configuration Example for instructions on how to add a payment type
Optional: if you need to integrate the LogiSense Billing application with an external payment gateway you can do so now or at a later time. See the Payment Gateway Configuration Example for instructions on how to configure a gateway
SMTP Settings Optional Steps:
Optional: SMTP settings allow the system to send emails. New users cannot be emailed with a link to setup their passwords until SMTP settings are configured. This step does not need to be
completed until you are ready to setup new users. See the SMTP Settings Configuration Example for instructions on how to setup and test SMTP Settings
Users and Roles Optional Steps:
Optional: Users and roles define who can access the system and what they can access. See the Role Group Configuration Example article as a starting point for setting up users and roles
Account Settings Required Steps:
Account types, statuses and contacts need to be configured before proceeding to other required steps. See the Account Types Configuration Example article to start setting up the required account settings