
Guides - Manager
Once you have established a business in Manager, the most important task is structuring your accounts to match your form of organization, method of operation, legal reporting …
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Manager Guides
Multiple versions of Manager can be installed on a Windows computer by logging in as different Windows users. During installation, you can also choose any other installation directory for …
Create and manage inventory items | Manager
To use any inventory-related function in Manager, enable the Inventory Items tab. At the bottom of the left navigation pane, click Customize, check the box for Inventory Items, and click Update …
Manage inventory - Part 1 Introduction | Manager
Manager employs the perpetual average cost method for inventory valuation. This method divides the total acquisition cost of units of an inventory item in stock by the number of that item in stock.
Create and use projects - Manager
Enter a project Name. This can be any combination of text or numbers: Click Create. Note Manager will not prevent or alert you to duplicate project names. You will not be able to …
Create reports - Manager
When a saved report is viewed, Manager actually creates it in real time from the stored definition. Therefore, a deleted report can always be recreated, because Manager never deletes the …
Search the Guides - manager.io
Search the Guides Manager’s instructional Guides can be searched from their dedicated web page. A search box is located in the upper right corner of the page: Begin typing in the box. …
Enter starting balances - Manager
If the starting balance of Retained earnings in Manager does not match the closing balance of your prior accounting system after all other starting balances are entered, you have one or …
Build a chart of accounts - Manager
When you first create a new business in Manager, it already has a simple chart of accounts. Find the chart of accounts by clicking on the Settings tab in the left navigation pane, then clicking …
Set up and use capital accounts - Manager
Capital accounts track contributions from, distributions of earnings to, and drawings of owners or others with financial interests in a business entity. They can be adapted to suit any type of …