Aakash-Business-Tool/C2/Create-Transaction/English
Title of script: Transaction Management
Author: Trupti Rajesh Kini
Keywords: Video Tutorial, Organisation, Contra, Journal, Transaction
transaction management
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Welcome to this tutorial on Transaction Management in ABT |
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Learning Objectives |
After watching this tutorial, we will be able to add a:
* Contra Transaction * Journal transaction * Receipt transaction
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System Requirements |
In this tutorial, I am using
* ABT 1.0 * Android 4.2
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Prerequisites |
For this tutorial, you must be familiar with:
If not, for relevant tutorials please visit http://spoken-tutorial.org
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| Start ABT | Select ABT application on Android 4.2 |
| ABT's Welcome screen | We will see ABT's welcome screen |
| Tap on Select Existing Organization button | We will choose Free Accounting Foundation from Select Existing Organization button |
| Point to Login | We will Login as guest |
| Point to Master Menu | * We are now on the master menu of ABT
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| Point to Create Voucher | To record transaction in ABT, follow the below steps:
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| Point to Voucher type | Select the mode of transaction from the list of voucher type.
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| There should be atleast two accounts for recording transactions | |
| * ABT populates drop down of account name by voucher type rule.
* In contra, it filters account names that comes under contra and fill them in the drop down. | |
| Point to Voucher type | * Let us select Contra from Voucher type
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| Point to Contra Voucher tab | * As we all know, in Contra transaction we can use accounts with Sub-group Cash and Bank.
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| * As an example, consider a Contra transaction for Cash deposit to SBI bank Rs.2000 on 01-04-2011
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| * For recording a Contra transaction, we should create three accounts first with account names SBI and Cash which we created in the Account Management tutorial.
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| Point to Voucher date | * ABT sets financial date as Voucher date
* If the date was changed during previous transaction, new date is set as default |
| Point to Project | * As there are no projects created, the default project is No project
* We will learn to create projects in the next tutorial |
| Point to A/C type | * The default account type for the first row is debit
* We can change it as per our need * We will keep it as it is for now |
| Point to Account name | We will select SBI for debit account name |
| Point to Closing balance | * We will automatically see closing balance in the field i.e 5000
* Note,closing balance is read only field |
| Point to Amount | * Now we will enter amount for the transaction say 2000 |
| Point to Cr A/C type | We will select the default credit A/C type |
| Point to account name | * We will choose Cash as credit account
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| Point to credit amount | * We will find the amount tallies by default
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| Point to voucher number and Voucher reference number | We can add any alphanumeric characters for voucher number and Voucher reference number |
| * There is difference between Voucher number and Voucher reference number.
* There can be many vouchers with same voucher reference number but there must be voucher with unique voucher number * Voucher number must be unique as vouchers are meant for different purposes. | |
| We will enter 1 for voucher number and 1 for voucher reference number | |
| Point to voucher narration | * Narration is also a mandatory field
* We will enter Being cash deposit into Bank in narration |
| Point to save button | After filling necessary data tap on Save button |
| Point to reset button | If we want fresh details to enter, then tap on Reset button |
| Point to confirmation message | Message appears saying Transaction added successfully |
| Point to closing balance | The closing balance updates as the voucher is saved |
| Point to journal transaction | Now let us do a journal entry |
| We have already created accounts for the entry, Advertising and Purchase | |
| Let us take and example of Goods given for advertisement | |
| Point to voucher type | * Let us select voucher type as Journal
* Journals are simply debits and credits in chronological (date) order. * The purpose of journals is to keep a day-to-day record of a business and its transactions.
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| Point to Voucher date and Project | Let us select the default date and Project |
| Point to debit row | Now in the debit row select account name as Advertising |
| Point to amount | Type amount as 2000 |
| Point to credit row | On the credit row select Purchase account |
| Point to amount | We will notice the amount tallied automatically |
| Point to voucher number and voucher reference number | We will enter 2 for voucher number and 2 for voucher reference number |
| Point to narration | We will enter narration as Being Goods given for advt. |
| Point to save button | After filling all the necessary data we will tap on save button |
| Point to receipt transaction | * We have already created accounts for this transaction
* Let us consider Sales receipt |
| Point to voucher type | Select receipt in voucher type |
| Point to voucher date and Project | Select default voucher date and Project |
| Point to debit row | Select cash from the drop down for debit account names |
| Point to amount | Enter 5000 as amount |
| Point to credit row | Change the A/C type dropdown in the second row to Dr |
| Point to account name | Select SBI as account name |
| Point to amount | The amount 5000 appears by default |
| Point to plus button | * Now here we will learn multiple entries in a transaction
* Press the plus button on the right |
| Point to the newly added row | Let us select A/C type as Cr |
| Point to account name | Let us select account name as Sales |
| Point to amount | We will find the amount appears as 10,000 by default |
| Point to minus button | If we want to delete any row to tally, we can press any minus button |
| Point to voucher number and voucher reference number | Enter 3 for voucher number and voucher reference number |
| Point to voucher narration | * Let us write narration as Being cash sales made
* Tap on save button |
| Switch to Slides
Slide 5
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In this tutorial, we have completed entering :
* A Contra Transaction * A Journal transaction * A Receipt transaction
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| Slide 5
Assignment
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As an assignment, Please record
Create a payment receipt. |
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About the Spoken Tutorial Project |
Watch the video available at
It summarises the Spoken Tutorial project
bandwidth, you can download and watch it |
| Slide 8 | The Spoken Tutorial Project Team
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Acknowledgements |
Spoken Tutorial Project is a part of the Talk to a Teacher project
It is supported by the National Mission on Education through ICT, MHRD, Government of India
http://spoken-tutorial.org /NMEICT-Intro |