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Bill of Exchange
Posted on 19 June 2025 04:42 am

Bills of Exchange in AurPOS

The Accounts module in AurPOS allows you to issue Bills of Exchange to document money being paid out from your business accounts — whether for operational expenses, paying dues, or internal fund transfers.
In this guide, we’ll walk through how to create a bill of exchange, view existing ones, and manage them effectively.


1. Creating a Bill of Exchange

You can create a bill of exchange in two ways:

  • From the left-hand menu: go to Accounts → Bill of Exchange

  • Or from the Bills of Exchange List, click the ➕ Add button

A form will appear requiring the following fields:

  • Deposit (To Account): The account where the amount will be credited

  • Deposited From (From Account): The account from which the amount will be deducted

  • Amount: The monetary value to be paid

  • Date: The date of the transaction

  • Note: (Optional) Add a description or reason for the payment

Once the details are entered, click Submit to save the bill.


2. Viewing Bills of Exchange

After saving, the bill is automatically added to:

Accounts → Bills of Exchange List

You’ll see a table with the following columns:

  • Date: When the bill was created

  • Transferred From: Source account (where funds came from)

  • Transferred To: Destination account (where funds were paid)

  • Amount: Total value of the bill

  • Note: Any descriptive text added to the bill

  • Options: Tools to manage the bill


3. Managing Bills of Exchange

Using the Options button next to each bill, you can:

  • Edit: Modify the bill details if needed

  • Delete: Permanently remove the bill from the system

  • Print: Generate a hard copy for documentation or recordkeeping


Pro Tips:

  • Always double-check the "From" and "To" accounts to maintain accurate financial records.

  • Use the Note field to clarify the purpose of the bill for future reference.

  • Review your bills of exchange reports regularly to ensure full control over your cash flow.

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