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The Account Structure and Asset Accountant.
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There are two types of subscribers to our service.
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Businesses and Corporations and Accounting Firms.
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Firstly, Businesses and Corporations.
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In a typical setup, the account holder is known as the organization and will appear
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in the top left-hand side menu at the top of the interface.
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Assets beneath the organization are individual Fixed Asset Registers.
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Fixed Asset Registers may also be known as Entities or Fixed Asset Schedules.
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Whilst many businesses only have a single register, Asset Accountant can nest as many
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as you require.
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Within each register, navigate to the Assets menu item on the left-hand side.
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You can add as many asset groups as you need via the interface.
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Asset groups can also be added when importing assets from a spreadsheet file.
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Within each asset group, you can proceed to add as many assets as you need, either via
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the interface or again by importing in bulk from a spreadsheet file.
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Adding groups and assets via Asset Accountant's powerful importing tools are the subject of
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other videos you can search for in this video hub.
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Secondly, for Accounting Firms.
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As with businesses, an Accounting Firm subscriber will also be known as the organization.
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For example, Smith & Smith Advisory Company.
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Nested underneath your firm's account, all of your individual client Fixed Asset Registers
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will appear here as they are added to your account.
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Adding asset groups and individual assets to these asset groups follows the exact same
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processes as for businesses.
