I've sent it to the gmail account 
1 07/15/2011 07:39:42 am
Re: Accounts chart for Belgium (24 replies, posted in Setup)
2 07/14/2011 01:19:50 pm
Re: Accounts chart for Belgium (24 replies, posted in Setup)
I've found an XML with all accounts, types and classes.
I've mailed it to the contributions email.
I probably can do the convertion myself if you can show me an example of how the template should look.
3 07/14/2011 12:15:20 pm
Re: Accounts chart for Belgium (24 replies, posted in Setup)
Alright, I'll make a CSV from that wikipedia page so you can easily edit and import it.
4 07/14/2011 11:21:15 am
Re: PayPal sales: how to book (3 replies, posted in Accounts Receivable)
And what would be the best way to import/push the sales?
5 07/14/2011 11:17:32 am
Re: Accounts chart for Belgium (24 replies, posted in Setup)
Is there any kind of structure for this CSV?
Because these accounts are layered in a tree, does FA handle trees?
6 07/14/2011 09:10:56 am
Topic: PayPal sales: how to book (3 replies, posted in Accounts Receivable)
Hi,
I have a small browser based game company. For our revenue we rely on micropayments, mostly using paypal, but also a few other providers.
At the moment I use GNUCash for my accounts, but I'd like to switch to a web solution.
At the moment I just export the daily sale amount to GNUCash, so for every day I have 2 transactions, one a sum of all my paypal sales, another the sum of all my paypal costs. I do not add transactions for every single sale.
However, now I'm wondering if it isn't better to make one transaction for every sale. I'm sure I can tweak some scripts that allows me to import all sales into frontaccounting. This way I also keep every paypal transaction in my accounts; the more detail, the better, right?
These sales are all to "end customers", so there is no need for invoices. I'm planning to create a customer called "online sales" or something and just put all these sales on this customer.
For my other services (social network sales, mobile sales, etc) I just create an invoice when I receive the money from them, so that doens't have to change.
How would you guys handle this? Should I do something differently?
7 07/14/2011 08:31:41 am
Topic: Accounts chart for Belgium (24 replies, posted in Setup)
Hi,
I have decided to move from GNUCash to a web based solution and FrontAccounting looks perfect for my needs.
However, I can't seem to find a Belgian accounts chart.
I'm still looking for a good copy of a machine readable list, but I have found a semi structured wikipedia list:
http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genormaliseerd_rekeningstelsel/bijlage
How can I convert this to a frontaccounting readable file?
(I mean, how do I *create* a frontaccounting readable file )
Thanks,
Thijs