Standard Chart of Accounts

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Hello all,

I am trying to set up a Chart of Accounts for our company and instead of inventing the chart myself and manually implementing the chart line by line, I was wondering if there are any STANDARD Chart of Accounts per industry. Like one for a fintech company where I work for!

And then my next question would be: how can I import that standard chart of accounts into NAV '18?

Kind Regards and thanks in advance,

Frits

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Suresh Kulla 50,243 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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You can import the accounts from the demo database. Export the accounts from the Cronus and Import them.

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Thank you. Still two questions:

1. Are there anymore charts than only the one from Crunos? For example a standard one for a manufacturing company, a standard chart for a fintech company etc.

2. How do I import them? I can not find this functionality

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Suresh Kulla 50,243 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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There are no specific ones based on the industry, you just need modify according to your business. You can use Rapid Start Services to import/export.

Search for rapid start and you will find several examples how to perform import/export.

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Olister Rumao 3,967 on at

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Hi Frits B,
Chart of Accounts are usually specific to a Company. You can try Exporting and Importing from Cronus Database using Configuration Package.

1. In Cronus Database, Add the table 15 G/L Accounts and Export to Excel.

2. In your Database Import the same from Excel and then Apply Data.

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Renato Fajdiga 1,853 on at

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Also Mr. Frits after you export chart of accounts from Cronus database in Excel you can easily modify/delete/create it in Excel and then import it from Excel and apply.

Just one small supplement to the Olistar solution.

Br,

Renato.

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Thank you, very helpfull!

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