Accounting
Use the Accounting domain to manage your financial information and transactions such as ledgers, accounts payable, accounts receivable, cash flow, assets, and currencies.
You can also access information shared from other domains for accurate management and tracking of financial transactions.
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- General Ledger
Use Costpoint General Ledger to configure your charging structure, financial statement and report formats, journal entries, and data entry controls for the Accounting domain. - Multicurrency
Costpoint Multicurrency gives your company the power and flexibility to integrate sophisticated international transactions into your financial records. - Accounts Payable
Costpoint Accounts Payable handles virtually any type of requirement for a project-driven business. Accounts Payable plays a critical role in expense tracking and cash management and must also interface with many other areas of the accounting system. - Accounts Receivable
Costpoint Accounts Receivable provides numerous functions that relate to cash receipts and collections. You can print customer statements and reminder notices, maintain a database of collection contacts and notes, and account for cash discounts and finance charges. - Cash Management
Use Costpoint Cash Management to manage your cash flows, bank accounts, and cash forecasts. - Fixed Assets
Use Costpoint Fixed Assets to track and report asset cost, depreciation expense, and disposals for all types of property, including company-owned assets, contractor-acquired property, and government-furnished equipment. Enter and retrieve complete inventory, maintenance, and transfer data in a variety of user-specified formats. - Consolidations
In Consolidations, you use multiple companies to create a transfer of summary balances and send those balances to the consolidation ledger for financial and project reporting.