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LucaNet.Web Client: the Front End of the Future
LucaNet's new product – LucaNet.Web Client – is the first major milestone in LucaNet's further development to become a full SaaS solution, laying the technological foundations for entirely new functions.
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- Apr 2024 Journals A journal is a combination of data leveland a reporting entity or consolidation area. A journal contains all postings and all underlying posting documents that enable you to understand the details of all postings. Read More
- Mar 2024 Opening LucaNet.Web Client LucaNet.Web Client is opened by entering a URL and displaying it in a browser. There are different ways for you to open LucaNet.Web Client, depending on whether you are using LucaNet.Cloud or LucaNet On-Premises. Read More
- Jan 2024 Creating and Configuring Accounts All postings in LucaNet are made to accounts. Accounts are only changed by postings and therefore behave the same way as accounts in conventional financial accounting systems. Read More
- Jan 2024 Creating and Configuring References References are links that refer to items or accounts in general ledgers, subledgers, and statistical ledgers. References can be used to create derived structures in LucaNet (e.g. a derived IFRS balance sheet). A distinction is made between direct and indirect references. Read More
- Jan 2024 Creating and Configuring Formulas Controlling indicators such as the absolute liquidity ratio, the equity ratio, and the return on sales can be created in LucaNet using formulas. Formulas can be used in all ledgers and schedules to calculate any values. Read More