Overview Non banked payments, usually cash and cheques, are not banked automatically by the system like credit card payments. This is because you need to take them to your bank in order to bank them. You then need to replicate this in your accounts. ...
Found in: Bank Account
Overview The bank importer is used to import files which have been exported from your online banking system. Imported transactions can then create payments or journals and attempt allocations. This feature is still in testing phase and should be used ...
Found in: Bank Importer
Overview The payments for my channels are going to wrong bank accounts Configuration The below steps inform you how to assign a specific bank account to a channel Steps Open the channel you want ot link to the bank account. Click Edit. Scroll to the ...
Found in: Permissions
Question/Problem How can I un-reconcile a bank transaction? Resolution/Solution It is not possible in KCC to unreconcile bank transactions. It is therefor essential that only items appearing on your bank statement are reconciled.
Found in: Unallocated Transactions
Overview There must be at least one bank account set up in order for the system to work correctly and at least one bank account per currency, for example Sterling account and Euro account. This video shows you how to do this: A step by step guide can ...
Found in: Bank Account
Overview Imported orders from a specific customer has their payments going in to the wrong bank account. Resolution/Solution There are three potential workarounds for this issue depending on the circumstances. Workaround 1 Journal between the two ...
Found in: Crediting, Invoicing & Statements
Overview The method used to perform bank reconciliations is described in the following video. The step-by-step instructions are below the video. Steps Open the bank account. Use the filters to refine your entries and populate the grid. Click on the ...
Found in: Bank Account
Overview Having gone live there are new set of routine tasks that you will need to perform in order to keep your system running smoothly and your accounts accurate. How do I know if there are errors on my system? When you first log in to KCC you are ...
Found in: User Interface
Overview If you have a requirement for multiple bank details to be shown on invoices, you will need to contact support@khaoscloud.com with the specific details. This may be a chargeable service depending on requirments.
Found in: Documents
Overview When you wish to enter invoices for items that you are not selling for example utility bills, rent, equipment, marketing expenses etc, you use the SP Ledger (Sales Purchase Ledger). This video explains the process and there are step by step ...
Found in: SP Ledger
Overview This page is intended to compliment the training you undertake to help you set up your Khaos Control Cloud for your business. The Help menu is also available by clicking on the yellow question mark button in the top right of your screen or ...
Found in: Nominals
Overview The below will show you how to manage rolled up batches when reconciling bank accounts. Usage View what transactions are in a batch Open the bank account. Green select the batch. Click on the Actions button. Select Show Contents of Batch, a ...
Found in: Bank Account
Overview This page is intended to compliment the training you undertake to help you set up your Khaos Control Cloud for your business. The Help menu is also available by clicking on the yellow question mark button in the top right of your screen, or ...
Found in: Bank Account
Overview Sometimes you may need to reflect the purchase of consumable items in KCC, these are items you need to run the business and will not be selling. Usage There are two possible methods to do this, depending on your needs. Method one If you need ...
Found in: SP Ledger
A proforma order can be used to assign stock to an order prior to payment, while preventing it being released until it has been paid. A customer can be set to be a proforma customer from the options area of their company screen: This means all their ...
Found in: Quotations & Proformas