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Non-Transaction Data s to client specific data values that are required for the financial statements but are not derived from account balances in the client ledger. For example, names and dates.

There are two types of non-transaction data that can be configured:

  • Practice non-transaction data preferences.

  • Client-specific data values.

 

Practice non-transaction data preferences

Client non-transaction data

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