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Profile Types
The following table lists the various types of profiles that you may need to create.

Profile Types
 
Profile Type
Description
Shared Set Type
Banking Entry Daybook
Use to define the daybook for recording bank transactions.
Specify this profile for the Banking Daybook field in the Bank tab of GL Account Create.
Daybook
Cash Paid Daybook
Use to define the daybook for recording cash payments from a bank account.
Specify this profile for the Cash Paid Daybook field in the Cash tab of GL Account Create.
Daybook
Cash Received Daybook
Use to define the daybook for recording cash receipts into a bank account.
Specify this profile for the Cash Received Daybook field in the Cash tab field of GL Account Create.
Daybook
Cost Center
Use to define cost centers when cost center analysis is being defined for an account.
Specify this profile for the Cost Center field in GL Account Create.
Cost Center
Customer Account
Use to define customer control accounts.
Specify this profile for the Sales Account GL Profile field in Customer Create.
Account
Customer Deduction Daybook Profile
Used to define the daybook to use for deduction postings.
In GL Account Create, specify the customer deduction daybook profile on the Banking tab for the entity bank account.
Daybook
Project
Use to define projects when project analysis is being defined for an account.
Specify this profile for the Project field in GL Account Create.
Project
Purchase Account
Use to default the Purchases account for non-inventory purchases.
Account
Sales Account
Use to default the Sales account for non-inventory sales.
Account
Sub-Account
Use to define sub-accounts when divisional analysis is being used.
Specify this profile for the Sub-Account Profile fields in Customer Create and Supplier Create.
Sub-Account
Supplier Account
Use to define supplier control accounts.
Specify this profile for the Purchase Account Profile field in Supplier Create.
Account