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Re: Bank Statements & bank transfers between two OpenERP bank accounts

 

Ferdinand Gassauer a écrit :
Am Dienstag 08 Juni 2010, 12:15:58 schrieb Claude Brulé:
Fabien Pinckaers a écrit :
Hello,

*How do you manage bank transfers between your own bank accounts (two
bank accounts of your company) with the **OpenERP **bank statements?
(same transaction on two bank statements, just one accounting move)
*
Like any other accounting software I know:

When you encode bank statement A:
    Bank A                100 Debit
    Internal Transfers    100 Credit

When you encode bank statement B:
    Bank B                100 Credit
    Internal Transfers    100 Debit

You can not, of course, do a transfer from bank A to bank B directly.

Western European have this problem except in Belgium  :-D
Claude, it's exactly the same in France. Why do you think you have an
account "58 - Virements internes" in your France chart of accounts ?
I think it's possible to do both, but I would say, as I'm not an
accountant, I can not be sure.

Thanks,
What I wanted to say is that such fonctionnalities doesn't exit yet. I
mean, there is no wizard to do bank tranfert nor account tranfert (for
regulation and son on, in example).
I know I'm a bit subversive.
Regards
Claude

@Claude
I am interested to know what such a "missing" wizard should do in respect to
* bank transfer
* account transfer
These are two diffent sujects. May we should have one wizard for each.
Or another way would be to improve "writing moves form model/patern"
My opinion (may be I'm wong) is that some wizard to do this can of operations (like revert moves, transferts, aso) would be integrated in standard version. In an other hand, I understand that multiplying wizard is not a solution for every problems. But betewwen none or 100, we should make an arrangement. Bank transfert is common operation. Writing move manualy is the only solution at the moment. I think it is the same for assets, module is calculating but does not write move, does it ?

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