Setting Up General Ledger > Defining Operational Defaults > Domain/Account Control
  
Domain/Account Control
Domain/Account Control (36.9.24) is a key program that affects processing throughout the system. It is critical to set up this control program correctly, because the system automatically propagates this data to other tables as data records are created.
Example: When you designate a domain account for work in process, this account becomes the default account for each product line you create. The product line account becomes the default account for work order accounts defined in Work Order Account Maintenance (1.2.9). The work order account defaults to the specific work orders and is updated when inventory transactions are posted to the general ledger.
Domain/Account Control has two sections.
General settings for the domain, most of which are read only here, except for the GL audit trail
Multiple frames that display default accounts, sub‑accounts, and cost centers used by various programs in the system
General Domain Information
Most of the fields in the first frame of Domain/Account Control display information defined for the domain in Domain Create (36.1.1.1).

Domain/Account Control (36.9.24), General Settings
Field Descriptions
Verify GL Accounts
This system-maintained field determines whether the system validates general ledger (GL) accounts and effective dates for transactions created in modules other than General Ledger. Accounts are verified in the GL module regardless of the value in this field.
This field is cleared in a newly created domain. After implementing the GL and defining default accounts throughout the system, you can run Operational Account Structure Validation (36.9.20). This program validates the initial setup and selects Verify GL Accounts if no problems are encountered.
When this field is selected, the system validates the following:
Each account, sub-account, cost center, and project code entered for a transaction are defined in the appropriate GL setup function with the Active field selected.
The components of the account number are valid in combination with each other, based on the GL masks specified in the GL setup functions.
The transaction effective date is within an open GL calendar period.
Base Currency
This field displays the base currency of the domain, defined in Domain Create. Each entity in the domain uses the same base currency. The base currency is the default currency used for financial reports. Financial statements, such as balance sheets and income statements, always print amounts in the base currency. Other reports may specify base or some other currency.
Entity
This field displays the entity that has been marked as Primary in Domain Create. The primary entity defaults to each new site created in a domain. See Setting Up Domains.
Default Domain Language
The system displays the default language specified for the domain in Domain Create. The system selects descriptions in this language to display in operational functions when multiple language descriptions exist.
For information on multiple languages, see QAD System Administration User Guide.
Setting Default GL Accounts
The second section of Domain/Account Control (36.9.24) defines default GL accounts, sub-accounts, and cost centers that are accessed by many operational maintenance functions.
Each account is identified by an account code, a sub-account code, and a cost center code. Sub-accounts and cost centers are optional depending on how the account is defined.
These accounts determine defaults when you add static data such as tax rates, product lines, and departments. Later, they appear as defaults on some transactions, such as sales and purchasing.
Note: A few accounts in Domain/Account Control are updated directly, such as Sales Freight Accrued and Applied. These accounts typically cannot be modified in the transactions that reference them.
Since these are only default accounts, none of the static data or transactions that reference them are changed when these accounts are modified in Domain/Account Control.
Follow these guidelines for system accounts.
Know how the system uses them. Many are used in transactions that the software creates automatically.
Assign every account a value, even though it may never be used. This ensures that transactions cannot be created with a blank account number.
Default Domain Accounts lists all of the accounts set up in Domain/Account Control. The Type column indicates how the account is used. The Updated By column indicates transactions that update the account.
If you are using either of the optional consignment modules—Customer Consignment Inventory or Supplier Consignment Inventory—you can also define consignment accounts. See QAD Sales User Guide and QAD Purchasing User Guide for information on these modules.

Default Domain Accounts
 
 
Account
GL Type
System Type
Updated in
Sales Accounts
Sales
Standard
 
Invoice Post
Sales Discount
Standard
 
Invoice Post
Sales Invoice Tax
Tax
 
Invoice Post
Sales Tax Credit Note
Tax
 
Invoice Post
Sales Tax Absorbed
Tax
 
Tax Rate Maintenance
Sales Invoice Suspended Tax Account
Tax
 
Invoice Post
Sales Credit Note Suspended Tax Account
Tax
 
Invoice Post
Sales Returns
Standard
 
Inventory Receipt–Sales Order Return
COGS Material
Standard
 
SO Shipment
COGS Labor
Standard
 
SO Shipment
COGS Burden (Variable)
Standard
 
SO Shipment
COGS Overhead (Fixed)
Standard
 
SO Shipment
COGS Subcontract
Standard
 
SO Shipment
Sales Freight Accrued
Standard
 
Invoice Post
Sales Freight Applied
Standard
 
Invoice Post
Terms Late Interest
Standard
 
Invoice Post
Accounts Payable
AP Tax Invoice
Tax
 
Supplier Invoice
AP Tax Credit Note
Tax
 
Supplier Invoice
AP Tax Retained
Tax
 
Supplier Invoice
AP Invoice Delayed Tax
Tax
 
Supplier Invoice
AP Credit Note Delayed Tax
Tax
 
Supplier Invoice
Expensed Item Receipts
System
PO Receipts
Supplier Invoice
Expensed Item Usage Variance
Standard
 
Supplier Invoice
Expensed Item Rate Variance
Standard
 
Supplier Invoice
Department
Cost of Production
Standard
 
Non-Prod Labor, SFC Transfer
Labor (Absorbed)
Standard
 
SFC, Repetitive, WO Close
Burden (Absorbed)
Standard
 
SFC, Repetitive, WO Close
Product Line
Inventory
Inventory Control
 
Inventory Transactions
PO Receipts (Accrued AP)
System
PO Receipts
PO Receipt, Supplier Invoice
Purchases
Standard
 
PO Receipt (Non-Inventory)
Overhead Appl
Standard
 
PO Receipt
Scrap
Standard
 
WO Receipt
Work-in-Process
WIP Control
 
WO, Backflush, Repetitive
Inventory Discrepancy
Standard
 
Inventory Counts
Cost Revalue
Standard
 
GL Cost Change
Floor Stock
Inventory Control
 
WO Close
Variances
PO Price Variance
Standard
 
PO Receipt
AP Usage Variance
Standard
 
Supplier Invoice
AP Rate Variance
Standard
 
Supplier Invoice
Method Variance
Standard
 
WO Close
Transfer Variance
Standard
 
Multisite Transaction
Material Usage Variance
Standard
 
WO Close
Material Rate Variance
Standard
 
WO Issue, WO Close
Labor Usage Variance
Standard
 
SFC, Repetitive, WO Receipt
Labor Rate Variance
Standard
 
SFC, Repetitive
Burden Usage Variance
Standard
 
SFC, Repetitive, WO Receipt
Burden Rate Variance
Standard
 
SFC, Repetitive
Subcontract Usage Variance
Standard
 
WO Close
Subcontract Rate Variance
Standard
 
WO Close
Mixed Variance
Standard
 
WO Close for joint orders (co‑products, by-products)
Service
Service Labor
Standard
 
Call and Project Activity Recording
Service Overhead
Standard
 
Call Activity Recording
Service Expense
Standard
 
Call and Project Activity Recording
Expense Due
Standard
 
Invoice Post
Service Returns
Standard
 
Call Activity Recording
Deferred Revenue
Standard
 
Contract Maintenance
Accrued Revenue
Standard
 
Contract Maintenance
Consignment
SO Consigned In-Transit
Inventory Control
 
SO Shipment
SO Consigned Inventory
Inventory Control
 
Inventory Transactions
SO Consigned Offset
Inventory Control
 
AR Deferral
PO Consigned Inventory
Inventory Control
 
Inventory Transactions
PO Consigned Offset
Inventory Control
 
AP Deferral