Frequently Asked
Questions

Find Solutions to Common Issues Related to features - accounts

FAQs

How do I convert my double column receipt payment voucher back to a single column format?

If you are already entered voucher in double entry mode in receipt and payment voucher then the single entry mode system not enabled

Who do I need to coordinate with for design cheque format BUSY or my printer dealer

For design cheque format you may contact to your local dealer or email by support@busy.in and design cheque format is a chargeable service.

What should I do if I am unable to see the commission in salesman ledger ?

You should check the configuration of the commission calculation in the software and go to salesman master and check that account is tagged.

How do I stop auto create of bill by bill refrence in sale or purchase voucher.

In configuration - account tab - bill by bill refrence configuration - uncheck auto create bill by bill refrence in sale or purchase.

How accurate is the automated stock tracking compared to manual updates?

Automated stock tracking can provide higher accuracy than manual updates, provided that you choose the right stock valuation method for your business needs.

What is the purpose of the bill-by-bill window in BUSY?

The purpose of the bill-by-bill window in BUSY is to view and track the details of bills and payments for receivables and payables.

Can I customize bill references?

The Bill Reference No. in BUSY is based on the voucher/bill No. by default, but you can modify it according to your preference.

Why are the brokers details showing in the sale voucher?

The broker's details are showing in the sale voucher because you have mentioed in configuration to calculate brokerage in sales voucher .

How do I view salesman-wise reports in BUSY?

For checking salesman wise report.
Follow Below Steps:
Click on
Step 1:- Disply
Step 2:- Commission Calculation
Step 3:- Sale/Purchase
Step 4:- One Salesman or All Salesman

Where are bank accounts stored in BUSY

In BUSY Software, bank accounts are typically recorded as ledgers and undergo debits and credits based on added or modified financial transactions.