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- Account / Collection
- Accounting
INTEGRATED ACCOUNTING
Krae.OS connects sales, purchasing, collections, payments, and financial movements with Krae.Ledger to keep administrative and accounting information within one system.
THE PROBLEM
When operations are first recorded in the administrative system and then have to be entered or transferred again into accounting, duplicated work increases and both areas may end up working with different information.
THE KRAE.OS SOLUTION
With Krae.Ledger, administrative operations can directly generate their related accounting information. Sales, purchases, collections, payments, and other movements continue into accounting without re-entering from scratch what already happened in management.
Accounting information is generated from the administrative operations that originate it. Sales, purchases, and financial movements can therefore maintain a direct relationship with their accounting entry.
These flows are conceptual. The specific effects may vary according to the type of operation performed.
JOURNAL AND LEDGER
Accounting information generated by operations is incorporated into Krae.Ledger and remains available for consultation in the Journal and Ledger, keeping administrative activity related to its accounting effects.
As operations generate their accounting information, Krae.Ledger maintains the foundation needed to consult balances, results, and other information derived from accounting.
BALANCES AND RESULTS
SALES AND PURCHASING
Commercial operations can generate their accounting effect within the same system, keeping customer and supplier management connected to Krae.Ledger.
Collections, payments, and other cash and bank movements can generate their corresponding accounting information, avoiding the need to manage the financial movement and its entry as separate processes.
Explore Cash and bank controlCASH REGISTERS AND BANKS
TAX MANAGEMENT
Krae.OS keeps SIFEN electronic invoicing within the same commercial operation that feeds administration and, when applicable, its related accounting information.
Explore SIFEN - Electronic invoicingAUDIT AND TRACEABILITY
By working within one management system, administrative, financial, and accounting information keeps a clearer relationship with the operations that originated it, making later review and control easier.
Explore Audit and traceabilityWhat happened in the company
How it is reflected in accounting
Accounting movements
Closing information
WHO BENEFITS
Integrated accounting is especially useful for companies with enough operational activity that transferring sales, purchases, collections, and payments into a separate accounting process adds administrative work and makes it harder to maintain one source of information.
The Corporate plan adds Krae.Ledger to Krae.OS business management capabilities, allowing administration and accounting to work within the same system.
Corporate Business management + Krae.Ledger
Accounting functionality can also be added separately according to the current commercial configuration.
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