Localizations - New way to contribute

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@lubos can you please add Canada to list of countries.

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After looking at all my different Businesses I prefer start from scratch for Italian. Can you please add me?

@Davide just go to https://localizations.manager.io/discourse-login this will give you an access.

@lubos please add Bahrain

@Ealfardan is it going to be English or Arabic localization?

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@lubos, will you add me to Greece?

good day
after i update the desk top version adding the country , QR codes appear in the invoice
i would thank you for that and show my appreciation .

regards

Can we also have non-inventory items in the localizations as well? I use them to inactivate passthrough codes so they can only be used through non-inventory tax adjustment items but not manually.

@Ealfardan No. This would be very non-standard. Manager already supports pass-through tax codes for the purpose of tax adjustments.

I don’t think you got me. Process goes like this:

  1. I create the passthrough tax code (X)
  2. I apply the passthrough code (X) to a non-inventory item (Z)
  3. I inactivate the passthrough code (X)

Now the users will not be able to select tax code (X) manually as it will not appear in the tax code drop-down. However, if they select non-inventory item (Z), tax code (X) will magically appear with no option to change it.

This could help avoid data entry disasters:

  • Applying a passthrough code where it doesn’t apply
  • Applying other tax codes for adjustments

That’s the way I’m using passthrough codes and that’s the way everybody else should too.

I know what you mean. I know pass-through tax codes are kind of weird because they do not actually touch the account you select under Account column. I do not have a solution for that yet but non-inventory item workaround is not the way.

Ok. Please don’t disable it then, this is my life saver. :sweat_smile:

Every other comparable software uses that as well. I’ve seen this setup in odoo, dynamics and oracle. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with it, it works just as intended. In fact, it is the standard and more conventional way and certainly not:

In fact, just so other accounts don’t get touched, the non-inventory item (Z) is set to the Taxes Payable account as well. That’s the way I currently do it.

@lubos How to find progress about Bahrain localization?
https://www.manager.io/localizations/

The localisation being worked on are here https://forum.manager.io/c/localizations/82

If you want to try making a Bahrain localisation you will have to indicate that.