Introduction to sage 300

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Introduction to Sage 300
In this tutorial, we will learn about overview or
introduction of sage 300 because Whatever the
size of your business, General Record book can
handle all your financial records and reporting
needs.
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• You use General Record Book to set up and
  maintain your general ledger accounts to register
  or transfer transactions from various sources and
  to print a number of general record book reports
  which also include a chart of accounts, trial
  balance, posting journal, and all transactions
  list.
• You can use Sage 300 ERP Intelligence Reporting
  which comes from Sage 300 ERP to print financial
  statements such as balance sheets and income
  statements and all.
• You can also use Financial Reporter, which comes
  from General record books to print financial
  statements and to produce inclusive management
  reports.
• General Record book supports multicurrency
  accounting which integrates extensively with
  other Sage 300 ERP programs and also supports
  import and export of transaction data for use it
  with other programs.

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It also have some parts which have overview of
each part-

• 1. Setting Up General Ledger
• Set up of records and specify options determines
  how General Ledgerprocesses all transactions and
  interacts with other Sage 300 ERP modules. 
• 2. Adding and Maintaining Accounts
• Use of General Ledger Accounts screens to set up
  and maintain chart of accounts to establish set
  up of account budgets and to inquire proper
  account history and all activities. 
• 3. Entering and Posting General Ledger
  Transactions
• Use General Record book Transactions
  screens to record all journal entries, and also
  to view, edit, and post transactions created and
  sent to General Ledger by other Sage 300 ERP
  modules. 
• 4. Periodic Processing in General Ledger
• Use General record book Periodic
  Processing screens to perform tasks that are part
  of your regular period-end procedures such as
  clearing history,creating general ledger batches
  and also deleting all records thats inactive.

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• 5. Looking Up Information in General Ledger
• Use the Chart of Accounts, History and Inquiry
  screens to look upinformation about General
  record book accounts and the transactions posted
  to these accounts.
• Use of tax Set Comparison screen to compare the
  net changes or period balances for two fiscal
  sets.
• 6. Importing and Exporting General Ledger Data
• Import account records, transaction batches and
  other records intoone General Ledger from files
  created by other programs and export General
  Ledger data for use in other programs. 
• 7. Printing General Ledger Reports
• Use General Ledger report screens to print all
  setup reports and analyticalreports.
• Source https//www.techarex.net/tutorials/sage-3
  00/introduction-to-sage-300/

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