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Tom, crypto isn’t inventory or fixed assets. You need a separate module to track cost basis, conversions, and gains. Import Transactions can handle data input, but forcing crypto into inventory or FA modules will wreck your accounting. Keep it separate to avoid audit headaches.

I've had to work through a similar situation when tracking crypto for business records, and it can get pretty messy using traditional accounting tools. Treating each token as a separate inventory item actually helped me get a clearer value for every single asset, instead of mixing up their costs or using averages. It takes a bit more setup but made tax and audit time less stressful for me. One important thing is making sure you’re accurately recording the value at the time of each transaction, especially if you’re dealing with lots of swaps or staking rewards. Over on Raydium, for example, maintaining good records gets even more important when you generate trading volume on raydium dex for token visibility. It’s something to keep in mind if you work with DEXs or liquidity pools.

That's a really cool script you've put together! Using deep-translator and polib to handle the .po file translation is a smart move. I've had similar experiences with online translations, they're usually good for a first pass, but manual editing is often needed for context-specific phrases. I've also used poedit for manual corrections, and it's definitely a lifesaver for fine-tuning translations. The fact that your script works for multiple languages by just changing the target language is super handy. One thing I might suggest is adding some logging or a more detailed error handling mechanism. That way, if something goes wrong, you have more information to troubleshoot. Overall, great job on the script!

Yeah, you can set up variations for the same item by size or color, and assign different prices to each. Most systems or platforms let you add these as options when you create the item, like "Small, Medium, Large" for sizes or different colors for clothing.

Go to Items and Inventory > Inventory Movements. It'll show you the dates and details for item sales, including the customer.

Average cost is simpler to implement, but FIFO is more accurate for tracking profit.  To do FIFO in FA, you'll likely need to modify the database to track the cost of each individual item received, not just an average.  Then, your sales processing would need to pull the oldest cost first.  That's a pretty big change, so start small.

Oh, I've dealt with switching account types before. It was a hassle, but it was doable. When I needed to change my savings account to something more flexible like a cash account, I had to visit my bank in person and complete some paperwork. They also made me go through all the account features again to make sure I understood what I'd be losing, like higher interest rates, but for me, having quicker access to my money was worth it.

I've tried Reportico, and it’s a solid option for FrontAccounting reports. It's powerful and customizable