Yes. User activity monitoring is an advanced Al Mizan feature that complements user accounts and permissions.
Yes. The exchange rate adjustment window handles exchange gains and losses in accounts.
These differences arise when transactions with customers or suppliers are denominated in a currency other than the base currency.
Requirements may include a Windows computer, a SQL Server database for storing and managing data, and a software license from the vendor.
Download the software from this website. Make sure your computer has sufficient storage space and follow the download and installation instructions. After installation, configure the software and enter your accounting and inventory data.
Contact the developer or an authorized distributor for information about purchasing, licensing, training, and technical support. Ask whether a trial is available to assess suitability for your business.
Al Mizan .NET is software for business accounting and inventory management. It records financial transactions and manages inventory, sales, purchases, and related accounting and administrative operations.
Al Mizan .NET uses Microsoft SQL Server, a database management system known for its security, performance, and reliability, to store accounting and inventory data.
Yes. Excel functions can retrieve information directly from the database without opening the program, providing flexibility when creating reports in Excel.
Yes. Branches can connect over the internet, allowing data synchronization and coordinated work across the network.
Yes. Use the Confidentiality Levels window to configure levels for your database. Four levels are predefined: Public, Private, Confidential, and Highly Confidential.
Yes. Multiple databases can be created so users can manage separate datasets according to their needs.
Yes. Accounts can be rolled forward within the same database while keeping previous periods available for reference.
Yes. You can define multiple journal entry, invoice, and commercial paper types, with settings for accounts and accounting and inventory effects.