494.5 Active and historical sale items[//]

When this menu option is selected, an overview will be displayed of all articles that have ever been defined in the system, including those that are included on the current list.

The overview of articles in the archives is the same as that of the current list. There are only two of the options available though (which are inactive on the current list):

Restore from archive: Select an article number and then this option to transfer an article back to the current list. The number in this field therefore refers to an article number within the articles in the archives. This article number may not be listed in the current list, because then there would be no point in retrieving it.

Details: Select an article and then this option to view details concerning sales of the selected article. Then an overview screen will be displayed:

This screen indicates per calendar year the unit prices for the article, how many of the articles have been sold and the total sales price.

494.6 Define tax %[//]

When showing cash register overviews, the system can also indicate tax percentages and amounts. AFO 494 can be used to define the various tax percentages.

When you select this menu option, a menu screen will be displayed.

Menu options

General tax

When you select this menu option, an input screen will be displayed in which the tax percentage must be entered for each receipt type (subscription, sale, et cetera). See the section discussing AFO 492 for an explanation of the meaning of the various receipt types. The value defined for “Sales” is overruled by the percentage entered in article control.

Tax for fines

When you select this menu option, an input screen will be displayed in which the tax percentage must be entered for each item category.

Tax for loan fees

When you select this menu option, an input screen will be displayed in which the tax percentage must be entered for each item category.

Tax for reservations

When you select this menu option, an input screen will be displayed in which the tax percentage must be entered for each item category.

Tax for lost items

When you select this menu option, an input screen will be displayed in which the tax percentage must be entered for each item category.

494.7 Cash desk groups[//]

When you select this menu option, an input screen will be displayed. If cash register groups have already been defined, an overview screen will be displayed.

Options on the screen

Modify (+): Select a code and then this option to update the description for the relevant code.

Delete (+): Select a code and then this option to delete the group code.

New : Select this option to enter a new group code. After choosing this option an input form will be displayed:

Fields on the screen

Agency/loc./cash reg: Enter in the order indicated an agency code, a location code and a cash register code. Separate the codes using a "/" (slash).

Report in cash register (agency/loc./cash reg): Enter in the order indicated an agency code, a location code and a cash register code. Separate the codes using a "/" (slash). The receipts registered in the cash register that was entered in the previous field will be reported in the cash register overviews as receipts in the cash register entered in this field.

494.8 Cash desk list descriptions[//]

When compiling the cash register lists, the system uses standard descriptions. If you so desire, these standard descriptions can be overruled and replaced by your own descriptions. These descriptions pertain to the types of receipts, sometimes combined with the types of material, borrower categories, et cetera. A typical use, for example, is to add accounting codes to the descriptions. When the system finds certain items in the table of explanations while compiling the cash register lists, the specific description will be used; if the item is not found in the table, the standard description will be used.

Please note!

This mechanism can only be used for overviews of the type ‘receipt/item category’ (AFO 492).

The codes in the table differ slightly from the codes used elsewhere. The system distinguishes between the codes as displayed on the screen and the ‘internal’ codes. When defining this table, the internal codes are used. In the table below, the internal code, its meaning and the code as described on the screen are shown.

When you select this menu option, an input screen will be displayed. If descriptions have already been defined, an overview screen will be displayed:

Options on the screen

Modify (+): Select a code and then this option to update the description for the relevant code.

Delete (+): Select a code and then this option to delete the list code.

New : Select this option to enter a new list code. After choosing this option an input form will be displayed:

Fields on the screen

Data: Enter a piece of data. Two types of data can be entered in this field:

·         a receipt type, by which the internal code must be used;

·         a combination of a receipt type and a category indicating a sub-division within this type.

These categories are as follows:

To be worded as: Enter how the information is to be described on the cash register lists.

494.9 Annual % increase for item costs[//]

When compiling past due invoices, the system can automatically calculate the price of items. This is done based on the price entered in the “copy information” field for an item. If so desired, the price can be automatically recalculated based on a table with item costs, by which it can be indicated (per year) what percentage of the original acquisition prices is to be charged.

Note

Year in this case is every calendar year that has elapsed since the item was entered on the system.

Bear in mind that the table defined in AFO 494 is used as a table with defaults; in other words, when compiling an invoice you can always overrule the amounts calculated by the system by entering the desired amount.

When you select this menu option, an input screen will be displayed. If information has already been defined, an overview screen will be displayed:

Options on the screen

Modify (+): Select a code and then this option to update the description for the relevant code.

Delete (+): Select a code and then this option to delete the list code.

New : Select this option to enter a new code. After choosing this option an input form will be displayed:

Fields on the screen

Material type: Enter the code for the material type. You may use one of the following formats:

·         material type;

·         the material type followed by a comma and the agency code; the amount is then only applied to items that belong to the relevant agency;

·         the material type followed by a comma and the agency code/location code; the amount is then only applied to items that belong to the relevant agency/location.

Default price, % change per year: Enter the amount and/or percentage that must be applied in either of the following formats:

·         the amount to be applied as the default ‘replacement fee’ (if there is no price entered for an individual item, the system will use the amount defined in AFO 494 as the default value);

·         an amount followed by an indication – if applicable per year – of the amount to be deducted based on the age of the item; in this, either an absolute amount or a percentage can be defined.

Examples:

-       default amount = 5, then percentage increase of 5% each year entered as

·         5->105%->110%->115%->120%

When an item is entered in 2003 without price information, the replacement value in 2006 (3 years later) will be 5.75 (115% of 5).

-       Absolute amounts can be added too:

·         25->30->35->40 etc

494.10 Cash desk code descriptions[//]

The system can sort cash desk lists based on what are known as cash register codes. This makes it possible to customize the overviews. This working method is also applied when generating the cash desk lists (using AFO 496).

When cash desk overviews are sorted using these codes, a description can also be printed for each code. Using the table in AFO 494, you can define the description to be used for the cash desk codes.

When you select this menu option, an input screen will be displayed. If cash desk codes have already been defined, an overview screen will be displayed:

Options on the screen

New : Select this option to enter a new code.

Modify (+): Select a code and then this option to update the description for the relevant code.

Delete (+): Select a code and then this option to delete the code.

494.11 Cash desk list profiles[//]

The system can generate what are known as cash desk lists. Journals give an overview of the financial situation for a specific location. For the period that you specify, a journal will give you a survey of the incoming and outgoing cash flows in that location.

In order to make it possible to generate these lists, the system allows the definition of one or more ‘profiles’. These profiles are used to generate the cash desk lists within a certain framework; a number of characteristics can be assigned to each profile. These characteristics help determine the contents and appearance of the journal.

When you select this menu option, an input screen will be displayed. If profiles have already been defined, an overview screen will be displayed:

Options on the screen

Modify (+): Select a code and then this option to update the description for the relevant code.

Delete (+): Select a code and then this option to delete the code.

New : Select this option to enter a new code. After choosing this option an input form will be displayed:

Give the profile a name and click OK. Now select this profile from the list. A new input form will be displayed:

Fields on the screen

Consecutive period: Indicate whether or not the period is to be consecutive.

Location (or Intitution/Location): Enter the institution and/or location code(s) in this field.

Cash deks(s): Enter the code of the cash desk(s) to which the cash register list applies. Enter a “*” (star) if you want to include all cash desks.

Interactive initial balance: Indicate whether or not the opening balance is interactive; this determines whether or not the opening balance may be modified. If this is not the case, the system will apply the balance from the previous journal.

Repetition permitted: Indicate whether or not repeats are allowed. This means that the cash register list may be generated more than once.

Number lines/page: Enter the number of lines to be printed on each page.

Number of characters/line: Enter the number of characters to be printed on each line.

Left margin: Enter the number of characters to be used for the margin on the left.