Surprisingly unknown? The difference between "accounting systems" and "document management systems."
This time, we will explain the differences in roles between the "accounting system" and the "document management system," which are surprisingly not well known, as well as points that are often overlooked in legal compliance.
■ The difference between accounting systems and document management systems is their "scope of coverage."
- Accounting System = Management of "money (numbers)"
- Document Management System = Management of "evidence (documents)"
■ Documents that are often overlooked in accounting systems
The accounting system primarily focuses on "accounting processes."
- "Estimates" where no money movement occurs
- "Delivery notes" and "purchase orders," which are intermediate points in transactions
⇒ There are cases where these are not saved or managed in the accounting system.
This could be considered a deficiency under the Electronic Bookkeeping Act.
■ Supplementing the missing parts with an "independent system"
While there are high-function ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) systems that can manage everything from estimates to invoicing seamlessly, the reality is that the cost can be a significant barrier to implementation.
Therefore, there is also the option of managing documents with an independent document management system like paperlogic.
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