From the purchase invoice to the disposal entry.
Depreciated on a schedule that posts itself, across as many finance books as you need.
7 feature areas·15 record types·Multiple depreciation books
ILLUSTRATIVE CURVES · NOT REAL FIGURES
7 areas. Pick one.
Four steps, in order.
A fixed-asset item is bought, or cost accumulates in capital work in progress and is capitalised. The asset record carries gross value, supplier, and available-for-use date.
A schedule is laid out per finance book for the whole life, and entries post on their dates without a month-end routine — pro-rata from first use.
Movements record where it is and who holds it. Planned maintenance generates tasks with owners; repairs record downtime and cost, capitalised where they extend life.
Sold or scrapped, with depreciation booked to the disposal date and the gain or loss posted to its own account — the record kept, not deleted.
Everything you can create.
Ship with it, not commissioned.
The switches that shape it.
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