Organisation structure /visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure section In the Organisation structure workspace of Visma Net, you can configure the structure of your organisation to consist of a single branch or multiple branches with different reporting settings to suit complex reporting requirements and data consolidation needs. 2026-02-19T17:09:06+01:00 # Organisation structure In the Organisation structure workspace of Visma Net, you can configure the structure of your organisation to consist of a single branch or multiple branches with different reporting settings to suit complex reporting requirements and data consolidation needs. All branches of the organisation use the same currency and chart of accounts, and have shared lists of trade partners. You can configure automatic balancing of inter-branch transactions. If the branches operate separately, you can set up user access to specific branches only. For additional information, see the following topics: + [About companies](/visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/about-companies/) + [About multi-branch support](/visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/about-multi-branch-support/) + [About security of organisation branches](/visma-net-erp/help/access-management/row-level-security/manage-visibility-with-restriction-groups/about-security-of-organisation-branches/) You can also build a company tree, which is a model of your organisation's hierarchy that includes branches and departments, as well as temporary or permanent work groups. The company tree may reflect the administrative hierarchy and include sub-hierarchies of work groups created within specific branches or departments. The company tree is used for escalating approvals of documents when they become overdue and for determining the scope of the users who want to view items assigned to them. About companies /visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/about-companies page In Visma Net, you can create new companies or maintain existing companies by using the Organisations (CS101500) window. 2026-02-19T17:09:06+01:00 # About companies In Visma Net, you can create new companies or maintain existing companies by using the Organisations (CS101500) window. For more information: [Organisations (CS101500)](/visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/organisation-structure-windows/organisations-cs101500/). ## Company type Each company has one of the following types, which is specified in the Company type field in the [Organisations (CS101500)](/visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/organisation-structure-windows/organisations-cs101500/) window: Without branches : A company with this type cannot have any branches. If the Multi-branch support functionality is not enabled in the [Enable/disable functionalities (CS100000)](/visma-net-erp/help/common-settings/enable-or-disable-functionalites/enable-disable-functionalities-cs100000/) window, this option is selected by default and cannot be changed. With branches not requiring balancing : A company with this type must have at least one branch. If multiple branches of the company are involved in a transaction, balancing entries are not required. his option is available if the **Multi-branch support** functionality is enabled in the [Enable/disable functionalities (CS100000)](/visma-net-erp/help/common-settings/enable-or-disable-functionalites/enable-disable-functionalities-cs100000/) window. With branches requiring balancing : A company with this type must have at least one branch. If multiple branches of the company are involved in a transaction, balancing entries are required. This option is available if the **Multi-branch support** and **Inter-branch transactions** functionalities are enabled in the [Enable/disable functionalities (CS100000)](/visma-net-erp/help/common-settings/enable-or-disable-functionalites/enable-disable-functionalities-cs100000/) window. For details about how Visma Net supports multiple branches for a company, see: [About multi-branch support](/visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/about-multi-branch-support/). After a company has been configured, you can still change the company type as follows: Change of company type table |From|To|Condition| |---|---|---| |Without branches|With branches not requiring balancing or With branches requiring balancing|At any time.| |With branches not requiring balancing or With branches requiring balancing|Without branches|The company has only one branch or no branches at all.| |With branches not requiring balancing|With branches requiring balancing.|No transactions have been posted by company branches or the company has only one branch.| |With branches not requiring balancing|With branches not requiring balancing|No transactions have been posted by company branches or the company has only one branch.| ## Company maintenance For a company that has the With branches not requiring balancing or With branches requiring balancing type, the Branches tab becomes available in the [Organisations (CS101500)](/visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/organisation-structure-windows/organisations-cs101500/) window. By using this tab, a system administrator can add new branches to the company (if it has any) or delete branches from the list of company branches; when the company has no branches, it can be also deleted. A company with the Without branches type can be deleted if it has no general ledger history (that is, if no general ledger transactions are associated with the company) and if no cash accounts, employees, warehouses, and fixed assets are linked to the company. If you clear the **Active** check box in the [Organisations (CS101500)](/visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/organisation-structure-windows/organisations-cs101500/) window for a company that has branches, all the company branches will be deactivated. However, a branch cannot be deactivated if it is linked to an active warehouse, to an employee with a status other than Inactive, or to a fixed asset with a status other than Disposed or Reversed, and a company with such a branch also cannot be deactivated. ## Configuration of access to company data Access to the data related to a specific branch or to all branches of a company is regulated by an access role. When an access role is specified for a company in the **Access role** field in the [Organisations (CS101500)](/visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/organisation-structure-windows/organisations-cs101500/) window, the system prompts whether the access role should be copied to the settings of all branches of the company. When the **Access role** field is cleared for the company, the system prompts whether the access role should be removed from the settings of all branches of the company. If no access role is specified for the company, an individual access role can be specified for each branch of the company in the [Branches (CS102000)](/visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/organisation-structure-windows/branches-cs102000/) window. A user that has access to at least one of the company branches can select the company in corresponding fields in data entry windows. ## Ledgers A company can post transactions to various ledgers, but it can be associated with only one actual ledger. You can manage ledgers associated with a company in any of the following ways: + Create for a new company a ledger of the Actual type by clicking **Create ledger** in the window toolbar of the [Organisations (CS101500)](/visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/organisation-structure-windows/organisations-cs101500/) window + Review the list of the ledgers associated with the company, add an existing ledger to the list, or remove a ledger from the list by using the **Ledgers** tab of the [Organisations (CS101500)](/visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/organisation-structure-windows/organisations-cs101500/) window + Review the list of all ledgers associated with the company of the selected branch by using the **Ledgers** tab of the [Branches (CS102000)](/visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/organisation-structure-windows/branches-cs102000/) window + Maintain the list of the companies that are allowed to post to non-actual ledgers by using the [Ledgers](/visma-net-erp/help/general-ledger/general-ledger-windows/ledgers-gl201500/) window An actual ledger can be detached from a company if the ledger contains no transactions associated with any branch of the company. ## VAT reports For a company with the With branches requiring balancing type, the **File VAT by branch** check box is available in the [Organisations (CS101500)](/visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/organisation-structure-windows/organisations-cs101500/) window. If the check box is cleared, a VAT report includes data related to all branches of the company. If the check box is selected, each branch of the company requires an individual report. For a company with any other type, VAT reports always include company-wide data. ## Logos On the **Logo** tab of the [Organisations (CS101500)](/visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/organisation-structure-windows/organisations-cs101500/) or [Branches (CS102000)](/visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/organisation-structure-windows/branches-cs102000/) window, you can specify separate images for the logo displayed in the top left corner of Visma Net and for the logo displayed on reports for the selected company or branch. About multi-branch support /visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/about-multi-branch-support page Sooner or later, small and medium-sized businesses may face the challenges presented by growth. 2026-02-19T17:09:06+01:00 # About multi-branch support Sooner or later, small and medium-sized businesses may face the challenges presented by growth. Sooner or later, small and medium-sized businesses may face the challenges presented by growth. The organisation can grow by adding new locations that become branches with some degree of autonomy. Because most Visma Net customers are small and mid-sized businesses, the multi-branch functionality has been developed for organisations that meet certain requirements: + All branches use the same base currency. + The chart of accounts is shared among branches, or similar charts of accounts used by different branches can be merged into one chart of accounts used by all branches. + The branches have the same financial year and periods. Larger organisations with base currencies different in different branches, fiscal years, and periods can configure their subsidiaries as separate organisations with individual company IDs and use the consolidation functionality to be able to report as a single company. ## Organisation as a structure of branches Visma Net supports multi-branch functionality and provides several basic models for implementing most typical organisation structures. In Visma Net, an organisation has a company account with a company ID. Within a company account, at least one branch is needed to represent the organisation itself. If the organisation includes more than one branch, organisation branches are created within the same company ID. The IDs for branches (Branch IDs) are based on the **BIZACCT** segmented key or they have the same segments as IDs for organisations, customers, and suppliers. ## User access to branch data Since the branches are created within the same organisation, they have some shared data and some branch-specific data. Each employee (user) is assigned to a specific branch. To restrict user access to branch-specific data, you can configure a branch access role for each branch. Then the branch employees will be able to access the shared data (as their roles allow) and the data specific to their branch. To employees who are to have access to other branches too, you must assign the access roles for the branches in the user's scope. For details, see: [About security of organisation branches](/visma-net-erp/help/access-management/row-level-security/manage-visibility-with-restriction-groups/about-security-of-organisation-branches/). If a user has access to several branches, the user will be able to choose the branch he or she needs by selecting it from the window toolbar on each data entry window. ## Data shared between branches Some of the data is unconditionally shared and available in all branches for all users who have access to this data by their roles. In addition to the financial year and periods, the organisation's branches share the following information: + The chart of accounts. + Subaccounts. + Budget tree. + Taxes, VAT categories, and VAT zones. + Payment terms and overdue charges. + Statement cycles. + Customer and supplier classes. + Customers and suppliers. You can specify for some customer and supplier locations a default branch with which they have operations, and this location will be unavailable for selection from other branches. + Stock and non-stock items. If you need to view inventory by branch, configure the **Inventory** segmented key appropriately, with a segment designating a branch to which the item belongs. All items will be visible in the list of available items. + Lot and serial classes. + Units of measure and conversion rules. + Posting classes for inventory. Company tree and assignment maps should include work groups that belong to all branches. Approval routes may pass across the entire organisation. You can use the functionality of restriction groups to assign specific accounts and subaccounts to a particular branch. For details, see: [About security of organisation branches](/visma-net-erp/help/access-management/row-level-security/manage-visibility-with-restriction-groups/about-security-of-organisation-branches/). ## Branch-specific data The following entities are assigned to only one of the branches: + Cash accounts (each of which is denominated in a specific currency) + Warehouses + Employees + Buildings (a sort of fixed asset) Do not create a subaccount segment for branches; transactions are marked by the originating branch in other ways. Purchase invoices and invoices as well as other documents are associated with the particular branch in which they were created.. If a user has a branch access role that provides access to only one of the branches, the user will be able to view only the documents related to the respective branch. ## Data consolidation The multi-branch functionality, as it is implemented in Visma Net, enables complex organisations to view the consolidated data from multiple branches without having to perform any additional operations and in real time. It is easy to configure consolidated replenishment or centralised payment of purchase invoice or view consolidated data on reports running them from the headquarters branch. If a user has access to all branches, this user can view the data of any selected branch or the consolidated data by leaving the **Branch** field blank. If a user has access to only one branch, this user will be able to view only the data related to the particular branch even if he or she runs the report that should show the consolidated data. Replenishment is performed on a branch basis, although you can implement the following scenario: The headquarters has a large warehouse for which you configure automatic replenishment. Warehouses assigned to other branches are replenished through transfers from the headquarters' warehouse. Thus, your organisation will be able to save on volume discounts. In your system, purchase invoices can be paid by a headquarters branch on behalf of other branches. To do this, assign to authorised personnel the roles that provide access to branches. Then the employees who pay the purchase invoices will be able to view the purchase invoices from all branches in the [Supplier payments (AP302000)](/visma-net-erp/help/supplier-ledger/supplier-ledger-windows/supplier-payments-ap302000/) window. The cash accounts from which payments are made should be assigned to the headquarters branch.

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About security of organisation branches /visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/about-security-of-organisation-branches page If your organisation has multiple branches defined in Visma Net, you may need to control which employees get access to which branches. 2026-02-19T17:09:06+01:00 # About security of organisation branches If your organisation has multiple branches defined in Visma Net, you may need to control which employees get access to which branches. If your organisation has multiple branches defined in Visma Net, you may need to control which employees get access to which branches. Because branches share some data, you may also need to control access to the shared data. Visma Net provides user access roles, which you can use to control users' access to branches, and restriction groups to limit the visibility of shared data. In this topic, you will read about ways to manage the security of a branch. In Visma Net, you can configure groups with direct and inverse restriction. In this topic, groups with direct restriction are used in examples for simplicity. You can use inverse restriction groups in the same way as you use direct restriction groups. For details on the types of restriction groups, see: About types of restriction groups. ## Usage scenarios The most common scenarios of managing the security of company branches are the following: + Managing user access to branches: If your organisation has multiple branches (and you have created multiple branches in Visma Net ), you can configure access to branches for employees who work in these branches. + Managing the visibility of data shared between branches: If you need to make data shared between branches (such as general ledger accounts and subaccounts) visible only within a particular branch, you can use restriction groups to resolve this task. You can create and maintain multiple branches in your Visma Net instance only if the **Multi-branch support** functionality is enabled in the Enable/disable functionalities (CS100000) window (for details, see: About multi-branch support). ## User access to branches After multiple branches have been defined in the system, you provide access to the branches for users who will work in the system as follows: 1. In the User roles (SM201005) window, you create branch-specific user roles (one role per branch) and assign these roles to user accounts. For details on user roles, see: About role-based access. 1. In the Branches (CS102000) window, you assign the roles to branches as follows: For each branch, in the **Access role** field, you select the user role created for this branch. + Once a role is assigned to one of the branches, other branches also must have roles assigned. A branch with no role assigned will be inaccessible to any user.To allow a user to access multiple branches, assign to him or her the roles for the branches to which the user should have access. If a user, based on his or her role, has access to a data entry form where this user enters a document and specifies the branch of origin, only the branches to which the user has access are available on the drop-down list. The users who have access to multiple branches can select the specific branch from the **Branches** menu in the window's title toolbar and create documents on behalf of the selected branch. No matter which branch users have access to, users who have access to the following windows, based on their roles, will see and work with all branches (because users configure system objects by using these windows): + Inter-branch account mapping - reference information + Branches (CS102000) + Buildings (CS205010) + Company tree (EP204060) + Restriction groups by branch (GL103020) + General ledger accounts by branch access (GL103040) + Subaccounts by branch access (GL103060) ## Visibility of data within a branch Branches have some data shared between branches and some data kept as branch-specific (for details, see: About multi-branch support). You may need to restrict the visibility of data that is shared but may contain sensitive information, such as general ledger accounts and subaccounts. Visma Net provides restriction groups so you can control which accounts and subaccounts are used with which branch. For details on configuring restriction groups for accounts and subaccounts, see: About account and subaccount security. ## Windows for branch security In the following table, you can find the list of the windows that you can use to manage restriction groups with branches and the tasks that you can resolve by using each window. |Task|Window| |---|---| |To initially configure the visibility of accounts by branches|General ledger accounts by branch access (GL103040)| |To initially configure the visibility of subaccounts (or subaccount segments) by branches|Subaccounts by branch access (GL103060)| |To change the visibility of system objects by a branch in multiple groups|Restriction groups by branch (GL103020)| For information about how to add or remove objects from a restriction group, see: About operations with restriction groups. Parent topic: Manage visibility with restriction groups - overview About multiple calendar support /visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/about-multiple-calendar-support page In Visma Net, you can define and maintain multiple calendars in the system. 2026-02-19T17:09:06+01:00 # About multiple calendar support In Visma Net, you can define and maintain multiple calendars in the system. In Visma Net, you can define and maintain multiple calendars in the system. Calendars are used for a variety of purposes, including the following: + Labour calculations performed for contracts and projects + Effective scheduling of events + Tracking the movement of goods through carriers involved in shipping to and from your company + Escalation of work items automatically assigned to specific work groups ## The calendar settings Calendars can be defined in the [Work calendar (CS209000)](/visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/organisation-structure-windows/work-calendar-cs209000/) window. For each employee calendar, you can define the week's work days and specify working hours for each day. On the **Exceptions** tab, you can define holidays, which pre-empt work days or shift them to a day when the employee generally does not work, and specify any change in working hours for a particular date. If the calendar is used for a carrier rather than an employee, specify on which days goods are moved. ## The employee calendars In the [Employees (EP203000)](/visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/organisation-structure-windows/employees-ep203000/) window, you can associate calendars with particular employees, such as salespersons or members of customer service and support work groups. If a calendar will be used by others, the employee should mark his or her calendar as public by using the [User settings (SM203010)](/visma-net-erp/help/management/management-windows/user-settings-sm203010/) window. An employee's calendar can also be used for labour calculation if the employee works in customer support or on projects. Work time and overtime are calculated automatically for time cards when the employee spends time working on a case or a project task, if the service contract or project allow invoice-able tasks and activities. To organise work more efficiently, employees who work together should share information about their free and busy times. They can do this in the following ways: + In Visma Net, users can export their calendar, which shows their free and busy time, and email the resulting file to involved persons. + Users can export their calendar data from MS Outlook and import it to Visma Net (in.cvs format). MS Outlook continues to periodically update the.cvs file when changes are made in Outlook.

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Create a work calendar /visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/create-a-work-calendar section 2026-02-19T17:09:06+01:00 # Create a work calendar 1. Go to the [Work calendar (CS209000)](/visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/organisation-structure-windows/work-calendar-cs209000/) window. 1. Click ![icon-add](/media/visma-net-erp/icon-add.png). 1. In the **Calendar ID** field, enter an ID for your new calendar. This ID can be a ten-character string of letters and numbers. 1. In the **Description** field, enter a name. 1. Go to the **Calendar settings** tab. 1. On this tab, you can select which days you want to add to your calender, at which time these days start, and at which time they end. For example: You can create a week that runs from Monday to Friday with days that begin at 09:00 and end at 18:00, but add a Wednesday that ends at 13:00 PM. 1. Click ![icon-save](/media/visma-net-erp/icon-save.png). ## Optional steps + In the **Time zone** field, you can click the drop-down list to select a time zone. + For each day, you can select the **Goods are moved** check box to indicate whether or not goods can be moved on this day of the week. + On the **Exceptions** tab, you can enter holidays.

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Create departments /visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/create-departments section 2026-02-19T17:09:06+01:00 # Create departments 1. Go to the [Departments (EP201500)](/visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/organisation-structure-windows/departments-ep201500/) window. 1. Click ![icon-add](/media/visma-net-erp/icon-add.png). 1. In the **Department ID** field, enter the ID of the department you want to create. This ID can consist of letters. 1. In the **Description** field, enter a name. 1. Click ![icon-save](/media/visma-net-erp/icon-save.png). You can now assign employees to this department. ## Optional steps In the **Expense account** field, select an account you want to use for the department. In the **Expense sub.** field, enter the account number of the subaccount you want to use for the department.

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Create a position /visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/create-a-position section 2026-02-19T17:09:06+01:00 # Create a position 1. Go to the [Positions (EP201000)](/visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/organisation-structure-windows/positions-ep201000/) window. 1. Click ![icon-add](/media/visma-net-erp/icon-add.png). 1. In the **Position ID** field, enter an ID for the new position. This ID can consist of 10 numbers and/or letters. 1. In the **Description** field, enter a name. 1. Click ![icon-save](/media/visma-net-erp/icon-save.png). Organisation structure windows /visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/organisation-structure-windows section On the menu of Visma Net, the windows are grouped into workspace items on the left hand side of the screen. 2026-02-19T17:09:06+01:00 # Organisation structure windows On the menu of Visma Net, the windows are grouped into workspace items on the left hand side of the screen. Each item contains a workspace with tiles and categories. This topic follows the listing of the category items in the Organisation structure module. Organisations (CS101500) /visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/organisation-structure-windows/organisations-cs101500 page In this window, you can do any of the following: 2026-02-19T17:09:06+01:00 # Organisations (CS101500) In this window, you can do any of the following: This topic provides information about the elements in this window in Visma Net, such as fields, field values, buttons, and check boxes. + Create new organisations + Maintain existing organisations + Add branches to a organisation (if it has any) and review the list of organisation branches + Create an actual ledger for a new organisation + Assign existing ledgers to organisations + Review the list of organisation employees + [Recalculate VAT when customer is changed on document](/visma-net-erp/to-be-deleted/help/vat/set-up-calculation/recalculate-vat-when-customer-is-changed-on-document/) ## Search line in list window If you are in the list window, the first line in the table is a search line. Each column has a search field which you can click to search for or filter on specific values and narrow down the displayed table rows. You can search and filter in as many columns as you need to, to only display the results you want to view. There are two types of search fields: + White: here you can type a specific search term to display results in this column containing this exact value. If you search on several (partial) words, you can separate them by a space or **%** and get different results: + space: the result contains the words in any order, + **%**: the result contains the words in the specific order, and the **%** functions as a wildcard as well. + Grey: you can click this to open the column filter pop-up window where you can filter the results for this column. ## The window toolbar The window toolbar includes standard and window-specific buttons. The window-specific buttons are listed below.
Button Description
Actions

Provides the following menu command, which you can click to invoke an action:

Change ID
Opens the Specify new ID dialog box, where you can specify a new ID for the currently selected organisation.
Create ledger Opens the Create ledger dialog box, where you can specify the parameters necessary to create a new actual ledger for the organisation. This button is available only for a organisation that does not have an actual ledger assigned.
### Specify new ID dialog box In this area, you can assign a unique ID to a new organisation branch and specify its most commonly used name.
Element Description
Organisation ID The new identifier of the organisation.
OK Changes the organisation ID to the one you have specified, and closes the dialog box.
Cancel Discards the changes and closes the dialog box.
### Create ledger dialog box In this area, you can, create a ledger for the active organisation.
Element Description
Ledger ID The identifier of the new actual ledger that will be assigned to the organisation.
Description A description of the actual ledger. By default, the description is composed from the organisation ID, with the “actual ledger“ string added to the end of it.
Create Creates a ledger with the Actual type and assigns it to the organisation. The organisation base currency is used as the ledger currency.
Cancel Discards the changes and closes the dialog box.
## The top part In this area, you can, create a ledger for the active organisation.
Element Description
Organisation ID The unique identifier of the organisation, which you compose according to the rules defined by the BIZACCT segmented key.
Company name The name of the organisation
Organisation type

The type of the organisation, which can be one of the following:

Without branches
A organisation with this type cannot have any branches. If the Multi-branch support functionality is not enabled in the Enable/disable functionalities (CS100000) window, this option is selected by default and cannot be changed. If the Multi-branch support functionality is enabled, this organisation type can be changed to any other type at any time.
With branches not requiring balancing
A organisation with this type must have at least one branch. If multiple branches of the organisation are involved in a transaction, balancing entries are not required. This option is available only if the Multi-branch support functionality is enabled in the Enable/disable functionalities (CS100000) window.
With branches requiring balancing
A organisation with this type must have at least one branch. If multiple branches of the organisation are involved in a transaction, balancing entries are required. This option is available only if the Multi-branch support and Inter-branch transactions functionalities are enabled in the Enable/disable functionalities (CS100000) window.
Active A check box that indicates (if selected) that the selected organisation is active.
Is main organisation If you want this organisation to be the main organisation of your branches, select this check box.
## The Organisation details tab The elements on this tab hold the general information about the organisation, such as the contact information, the base currency settings, VAT information, and the default configuration settings. ### The Main address section
Element Description
Address 1 The first line of the organisation address.
Address 2 The second line of the organisation address.
Address 3 The third line of the organisation address.
Postcode

The postcode.

An input validation mask can be set for the country postcodes. For more information, see: the Countries/counties/postcodes (CS20400S) window.

City The city of the organisation address.
Country The country of the organisation address. Select a country from the predefined list of countries.
County

The county or province of the organisation address.

You can populate the list of counties by using the Countries/counties/postcodes (CS20400S) window.

View on map A button that you can click to view the location on a map.
### The Main contact section
Company name The legal business name of the organisation, as registered with the appropriate tax agency. This is the name that will appear on the organisation documents.
Attention The attention line as it is used in your company’s business letters. This line will be used to direct the letter to the proper person or department.
Email The default email address of the organisation.
Web The website of the organisation, if one exists.
Phone 1 The primary phone number of the organisation.
Phone 2 An additional phone number of the organisation.
Fax The fax number of the organisation.
### The Document address section
Same as main A check box that indicates (if selected) that the business information of the default location is the same as the branch business information specified on the General settings tab. When you select this check box, the values in the fields are filled in automatically in accordance with the main business information.
Address 1 The first line of the organisation address.
Address 2 The second line of the organisation address.
Address 3 The third line of the organisation address.
Postcode

The postcode.

An input validation mask can be set for the country postcodes. For more information, see: the Countries/counties/postcodes (CS20400S) window.

City The city of the organisation address.
Country The country of the organisation address. Select a country from the predefined list of countries.
County

The county or province of the organisation address.

You can populate the list of counties by using the Countries/counties/postcodes (CS20400S) window.

### The Base currency settings (shared) section This group of elements holds information that is shared among all branches of the organisation. The same base currency is used for all branches; you can select the base currency only when you create a organisation. Along with the base currency, you should specify the currency symbol and the required decimal precision.
Element Description
Base currency ID A string (of up to three characters) to identify the base currency.
Description The detailed description of the base currency.
Currency symbol The currency symbol for the base currency, which will appear with the currency amounts. We recommend that you follow established norms when assigning IDs to the currencies; refer to the ISO 4217 code list.
Decimal precision

The number of digits following the decimal point that are used in operations with the base currency.

The decimal precision must be selected to allow the use of the smallest subunit of the base currency unit. Currency amounts will be rounded in arithmetic operations in accordance with this setting.

### The VAT registration information section
Element Description
VAT registration ID The organisation registration ID for the country’s tax authority. An input mask or regular expression can be set to validate the input in this box.
Corporate ID The corporate ID of the organisation.
File VAT by branch

A check box that indicates (if selected) that an individual VAT report is to be prepared for each branch. If the check box is not selected, one VAT report is prepared for all branches.

This check box is available for the organisation only if you select the With branches requiring balancing option in the Organisation type field.

File EC sales list by branch

A check box that indicates (if selected) that EC sales list is to be prepared for each branch. When this is checked, the EC sales list (AR40501S) will require that both organisation and branch are selected before you can create a EC sales list report.

This check box is available for the organisation only if you select the With branches requiring balancing option in the Organisation type field.

### The Configuration settings section
Element Description
Access role

The role to be used to give users access to organisation data. If the organisation has multiple branches, the selected access role is copied to the settings of each branch of the organisation. If you clear the field, the system prompts whether you want to remove the access role from the settings of all branches of the organisation.

For more information, see: About security of organisation branches.

Default country The default country, which is the country of most of the organisation’s customers and suppliers.
Default printer The default printer to be used for printing the documents of this organisation. This field is available only if the DeviceHub functionality is enabled in the Enable/disable functionalities (CS100000) window.
Industry code ID The branch’s industry code ID.
### The Report settings section
Element Description
Show description on order confirmation and invoice Select this check box to show the description in the Description field on both the sales order confirmation and the invoice.
Print note on external sales documents Select this check box if you want a note to be printed on external sales documents.
Print line note on internal sales documents Select this check box if you want a note to be printed on internal sales documents.
Print description on purchase orders Select this check box if you want a description to be printed on purchase orders.
Print note on purchase orders Select this check box if you want a note to be printed on purchase orders.
### The Misc. settings (shared) section This group of elements holds information that is shared among all branches.
Element Description
Quantity decimal places The number of decimal places (that is, places after the decimal point) to be used for quantities.
Price/cost decimal places The number of decimal places to be used for prices and costs.
Weight UoM The unit of measure (UoM) to be used to calculate the weight of packages to be used for shipments.
Volume UoM The unit of measure to be used to calculate the volume of specific quantities of items for packages to be used for shipments.
Max. no. of pages on report preview The maximum number of pages that you can see when you preview a report.
## The Branches tab This tab displays the list of branches that belong to the organisation. The tab is available only if the selected organisation has the With branches not requiring balancing or With branches requiring balancing organisation type. ### Table buttons
Button Description
Add branch Opens the Branches (CS102000) window, where you can create a branch for the currently selected organisation.
### Table columns The table toolbar includes standard buttons and buttons specific to this table. The table-specific buttons are listed below.
Column Description
Branch ID The identifier of the branch, which is also a link that opens the Branches (CS102000) window populated with the data of the branch.
Branch name The name of the branch.
Active A check box that indicates (if selected) that the branch is active.
Access role The role that is used to give the employees of the branch access to the branch data.
Role description The description of the access role.
## The Delivery settings tab You use the elements on this tab to specify the delivery contact and address of the organisation, along with the related shipping instructions. The tab is available only if the selected organisation has the **Without branches** organisation type. ### The Delivery contact section
Element Description
Same as main A check box that indicates (if selected) that the business information of the default location is the same as the branch business information specified on the General settings tab. When you select this check box, the values in the fields are filled in automatically in accordance with the main business information.
Company name The business name of the location, if it is different from the business name of the organisation.
Attention The attention line as it is used in your company’s business letters. This line will be used to direct the letter to the proper person or department.
Email The default email address of the location.
Web The website of the location, if one exists.
Phone 1 The primary phone number of the location.
Phone 2 An additional phone number of the location.
Fax The fax number of the location.
### The Delivery address section
Element Description
Same as main

A check box that indicates (if selected) that the default location’s address is the same as that of the main branch address specified on the General settings tab.

When you select the check box, the values in the boxes are filled in automatically in accordance with the values of the main address. You clear the check box if you want to enter a different address.

Address line 1 The first line of the default location address.
Address line 2 The second line of the default location address.
Postcode The postal code for the address.
City The city of the default location.
Country The country of the default location.
County The county of the default location.
View on map A button that you can click to view the location on a map.
### The Delivery instructions section The group of elements covers the shipping instructions for the delivery address.
Element Description
VAT zone ID The VAT zone of the delivery location.
Shipping rule

The way the orders should be fulfilled for this location. You can select one of the following options:

Ship only when complete
Only completely fulfilled orders are allowed.
Back orders allowed
Back orders are allowed if some items are out of stock.
Cancel remainder
The ordered quantity can be shipped partially, and the quantity remaining after the first shipment will be cancelled.
## The Payment settings tab
Column Description
Days for remark The number of days that the receiver of the invoice has to make remarks on the invoice. The value filled in here is displayed on the invoice reports.
Bank language The language that the bank of the branch uses.
Bank name The name of the bank of the branch.
Bank address line 1 The first line of the bank’s payment address.
Bank address line 2 The second line of the bank’s payment address.
Bank address line 3 The third line of the bank’s payment address.
Bank country The country where the bank is located.
IBAN The bank’s IBAN number.
Bank account no. The main bank account number for the bank.
Bank account no. 2 The second bank account number for the bank.
Bank account no. 3 The third bank account number for the bank.
BIC (SWIFT) The BIC or SWIFT code of the bank.
Creditor identifier A uniform and standardised identification number that unambiguously identifies the creditor.
### The Payment process settings section
Element Description
Use basic payment process Select this check box if you want to allow the branch to use the simple payment process for outgoing payments.
Allow payment of pre-booked invoices Select this check box if you want to allow payment of purchase invoices that are pre-booked but not released yet.
## The Employees On this tab, you can view and update the list of organisation employees. ### Table buttons The table toolbar includes standard buttons and buttons specific to this table. The table-specific buttons are listed below.
Button Description
New employee Navigates to the Employees (EP203000) window so that you can define a new employee for the organisation.
### Table columns The table toolbar includes standard buttons and buttons specific to this table. The table-specific buttons are listed below.
Column Description
Branch ID The identifier of the organisation branch to which the employee belongs. This column is available only for a organisation that has the With branches not requiring balancing or With branches requiring balancing organisation type.
Employee ID The unique identifier of the employee in the system.
Name The full name of the employee.
Department The role that is used to give the employees of the branch access to the branch data.
City The city where the employee lives.
County The county where the employee lives.
Phone 1 The phone number of the employee.
Email The email address of the employee.
Status The status of the employee.
## The Ledgers tab On this tab, you can review and edit the list of the ledgers associated with the organisation. organisations of any types may or may not share actual ledgers; ledgers of other types can be attached to or detached from a organisation at any time. Only ledgers associated with a organisation can be updated by the organisation branches.
Column Description
Ledger The identifier of the ledger.
Description A description of the ledger.
Type The type of the ledger, which can be one of the following: Actual, Reporting, Statistical, or Budget.
Currency The currency of the ledger.
Consolidation source A check box that indicates (if selected) that the ledger is used as a source ledger for consolidation.
## The General ledger accounts tab You use this tab to specify the sales, expense, freight, and discount subaccounts to be used for the organisation. The tab is available only if the selected organisation has the **Without branches** organisation type.
Element Description
Sales sub The subaccount to be used as the default sales subaccount for the organisation.
Expense sub The subaccount to be used as the default expense subaccount for the organisation.
Freight sub The subaccount to be used as the default freight subaccount for the organisation.
Discount sub The subaccount to be used as the default discount subaccount for the organisation.
Currency gain/loss sub. The subaccount to be used as the default currency gain and loss subaccount for the organisation.
## The Logo tab On this tab, you can upload logo images for the branch. The uploaded images will be displayed in the system and on the reports when this branch is active. To delete images that you no longer need, you use the **Files** menu on the window title bar. ### Site logo section In this section, you can upload and preview the logo that will be displayed in the top left corner of the window (when this organisation is active). The recommended size of the uploaded image is 210 by 50 pixels.
Element Description
Browse Open the file section window, where you can select an image to upload.
Upload Uploads the selected image to the system.
Preview window Displays uploaded images. You can go through the images by pressing Ctrl+left arrow or Ctrl+right arrow.
### The Report logo section In this section, you can upload and preview the logo that will be displayed on the reports for the selected organisation. The recommended size of the uploaded image is 420 by 100 pixels.
Element Description
Browse Open the file section window, where you can select an image to upload.
Upload Uploads the selected image to the system.
Preview window Displays uploaded images. You can go through the images by pressing Ctrl+left arrow or Ctrl+right arrow.
## The ROT and RUT settings (Sweden) tab On this tab, you can view and update the settings for ROT and RUT deduction for the branchorganisation. ROT and RUT deduction is a default setting in the Visma Net templates.
Element Description
Uses ROT/RUT deduction Select this check box if ROT and/or RUT deduction is used.
Currency The currency of the deduction amount, usually SEK.
Next claim no. The next number of the file that can be sent to the Swedish government.
Org. no. validation reg. exp. The regular expression used to validate an entered housing cooperative’s ID. This is automatically set to ten digits: ^(\d{10})$.
Default RUT/ROT type In this field, you can choose whether RUT or ROT is the default option in the following windows: Non-stock items (IN202000), Stock items (IN202500), Sales invoices (AR301000), Claim ROT and RUT (AR531000), and Sales orders (SO301000).
Tax agency account In this field, you choose the Swedish tax authority (Skatteverket). All incoming payments from ROT and RUT deductions will then be added to this customer.
Balance invoices on

Determines when the balancing Closed credit note to the customer and Open debit note to Skatteverket will be created. This can be one of the following:

Release customer ledger documents
upon release of the invoice.
Claim ROT and RUT
upon claiming the invoice in the Claim ROT and RUT (AR531000) window with the Claim action.
### The ROT section
Element Description
Standard allowance limit The standard maximum amount for ROT deduction per person.
Extra allowance limit The maximum amount for ROT deduction per person, when this is different from the standard maximum amount.
Deduction (%) The ROT deduction amount in percent.
### The RUT section
Element Description
Standard allowance limit The standard maximum amount for RUT deduction per person.
Extra allowance limit The maximum amount for RUT deduction per person, when this is different from the standard maximum amount.
Deduction (%) The RUT deduction amount in percent.
## The VAT information tab ### The Board address section
Element Description
Same as main A check box that indicates (if selected) that the business information of the default location is the same as the branch business information specified on the General settings tab. When you select this check box, the values in the fields are filled in automatically in accordance with the main business information.
Address 1 The first line of the organisation address.
Address 2 The second line of the organisation address.
Address 3 The third line of the organisation address.
Postcode

The postcode.

An input validation mask can be set for the country postcodes. For more information, see: the Countries/counties/postcodes (CS20400S) window.

City The city of the organisation address.
Country The country of the organisation address. Select a country from the predefined list of countries.
County

The county or province of the organisation address.

You can populate the list of counties by using the Countries/counties/postcodes (CS20400S) window.

### The VAT type section
Element Description
VAT type

A drop-down field where you select the following options:

  • Taxable
  • Non-taxable
  • Corporate VAT
  • Taxable - discontinuation of activities
  • Non-taxable - discontinuation of activities
  • Corporate VAT - discontinuation of activities
Default tax agency

The ID and name of the default tax agency that will be suggested as tax agency in windows related to VAT handling. If this field is left empty, the Tax agency field in VAT handling windows will default to the first tax agency in the list of tax agencies.

If you have selected File VAT by branch you can also define the default tax agency for each branch.

### The Data entry section
Check box Description
Recalculate VAT when customer is changed on document A check box that you select if you want the system to update the VAT category for existing lines when you change the customer or customer location in the Sales invoices (AR301000), Sales orders (SO301000) and Customer invoices (SO303000) windows.
## The Intrastat tab On this tab, you can view and update the Intrastat settings for the branch. ### The Report settings section
Element Description
Internal code This code is used only in Finland, it is called the INT code, and is given by the Customs authority. It is most often used in cases where the organisation has offices in different locations and each office wants to submit a statistical declaration of their own, due to practical reasons. The code is not mandatory.
Declarant ID The ID used for Intrastat reporting.
Contact person The contact person responsible for the Intrastat report.
### The Agency information section
Element Description
Use agency Set the check box if you are using an agency to do the Intrastat reporting for your branch.
Organisation name The organisation’s name.
VAT registration ID The organisation’s VAT number.
Internal code The internal code for the organisation.
Telephone The organisation’s telephone number.
## The Altinn settings tab ### The RF-1301 (Norway only) section
Element Description
Name The name of the responsible person.
Telephone The telephone number of the responsible person.
Notifications by email to The email to which the sender wants to receive notifications.
Notifications by SMS to The telephone number to which the sender wants to receive notifications.
### The SAF-T report information section This information is automatically shown on the **Altinn settings** tab in the [Branches (CS102000)](/visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/organisation-structure-windows/branches-cs102000/) window if you have not selected the **With branches requiring balancing** as the **Organisation type** and the **File VAT by branch** check box on the **Organisation details** tab.
Element Description
Contact person The name of the contact person.
Email The email address of the contact person.
Telephone The telephone number of the responsible person.
Reference no. The government’s reference number for the report. The reference number is mandatory when you send the report to Altinn. The number is given by the authority when they request this report.
## The AutoInvoice settings tab ### The PEPPOL scheme section
Element Description
Endpoint Identifies the invoicee party’s electronic address
Party identification Identification of the invoicee party.
Party legal Legal information of the invoicee party.
## The AutoReport tab ### The ApitamoPKI, VAT and EC sales report settings section
Element Description
Email address The email address (or addresses separated by a semicolon;), which is used when sending data that is expected to get response data, such as direct transfers.
Language The language of the responses. You can choose between English, Finnish, or Swedish. If the field is empty, the language will be set to Finnish.

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Branches (CS102000) /visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/organisation-structure-windows/branches-cs102000 page This window holds general information about each branch of your company, including the ID, name, address, default location, and employees. 2026-02-19T17:09:06+01:00 # Branches (CS102000) This window holds general information about each branch of your company, including the ID, name, address, default location, and employees. This topic provides information about the elements in this window in Visma Net, such as fields, field values, buttons, and check boxes. You can provide tax registration information for the branch if it is a legal entity. By using the window, you can create a new branch or update information about an existing branch. Also, you can set up the base currency to be used by all the branches. For an overview of the branch-related functionality of Visma Net, see: [About multi-branch support](/visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/about-multi-branch-support/). ## Search line in list window If you are in the list window, the first line in the table is a search line. Each column has a search field which you can click to search for or filter on specific values and narrow down the displayed table rows. You can search and filter in as many columns as you need to, to only display the results you want to view. There are two types of search fields: + White: here you can type a specific search term to display results in this column containing this exact value. If you search on several (partial) words, you can separate them by a space or **%** and get different results: + space: the result contains the words in any order, + **%**: the result contains the words in the specific order, and the **%** functions as a wildcard as well. + Grey: you can click this to open the column filter pop-up window where you can filter the results for this column. ## What to do from this window + [Activate or deactivate the ROT and RUT deduction functionality](/visma-net-erp/to-be-deleted/help/common-settings/enable-or-disable-functionalites/activate-or-deactivate-the-rot-and-rut-deduction-functionality/) + [Use the Basic payment processing for AutoPay](/visma-net-erp/help/work-processes/autopay/use-the-basic-payment-processing-for-autopay/) + [Use Advanced payment processing for AutoPay](/visma-net-erp/help/work-processes/autopay/use-advanced-payment-processing-for-autopay/) + [Enter contact information for RF-1301](/visma-net-erp/help/work-processes/b2c/enter-contact-information-for-rf-1301/) ## The window toolbar The window toolbar includes standard and window-specific buttons. The window-specific buttons are listed below.
Button Description
Actions

Provides the following menu command, which you can click to invoke actions:

+

  • Change ID: Opens the Specify new ID dialog box, where you can specify a new ID for the currently selected company.
## The top part In this area, you can assign a unique ID to a new company branch and specify its most commonly used name.
Element Description
Branch ID The unique ID of the branch, which you compose according to the rules defined by the BIZACCT segmented key.
Branch name The most commonly used name of the branch.
Company The company to which the branch belongs or whose subsidiary it is.
Active A check box that says (if selected) that the selected branch is active.
Main office Select this check box if this branch is the main office.
## The Branch details tab The elements on this tab hold the general information about the branch. ### The Main address section The elements in this section contain the company address. By default, this address is the one set as the main address. You can set another address as the main one on the **Delivery settings** tab.
Element Description
Address 1 The first line of the company branch address.
Address 2 The second line of the company branch address.
Address 3 The third line of the company branch address.
Postcode The postcode. An input validation mask can be set for the country postcodes.
City The city of the company branch address.
*Country The country of the company branch address. Select a country from the predefined list of countries.
County The county or province of the company branch address. You can populate the list of counties by using the Countries/counties/postcodes (CS20400S) window.
View on map Click to view the location on a map.
### The Main contact section The elements in this section contain the main contact information of the company.
Element Description
Company name The legal business name of the company, as registered with the appropriate tax agency. This is the name that will appear on the company documents.
Attention The attention line as it is used in your company’s business letters. This line will be used to direct the letter to the proper person or department.
Email The default email address of the company.
Web The website of the company, if one exists.
Phone 1 The primary phone number of the company.
Phone 2 An additional phone number of the company.
Fax The fax number of the company.
### The Document address section
Element Description
Same as main Select this check box if you want the document address information to be the same as the main address information.
Address 1 The first line of the document address.
Address 2 The second line of the document address.
Address 3 The third line of the document address.
Postcode The postcode. An input validation mask can be set for the country postcodes. For more information, see: the Countries/counties/postcodes (CS20400S) window.
City The city of the document address.
Country The country of the document address. Select a country from the predefined list of countries.
County The county or province of the document address. You can populate the list of counties by using the Countries/counties/postcodes (CS20400S) window.
### The VAT registration information section This group of elements provides miscellaneous legal information about the company branch.
Element Description
Corporate ID The corporate ID of the company.
VAT registration ID The branch registration ID for the country’s tax authority. An input mask or regular expression can be set to validate the input in this field.
### The Configuration settings section This group of elements covers the default country and the access role of the branch.
Element Description
Access role

The role to be used to give employees of the branch access to the branch data.

For more information, see: About security of organisation branches.

*Default country The default country, which is the country of most of the branch’s customers and suppliers.
Industry code ID The branch’s industry code ID.
### The Report settings section This group of elements holds information on report settings.
Element Description
Show description on order confirmation and invoice Select this check box to show the description in the Description field on both the sales order confirmation and the invoice.
Print note on external sales documents Select this check box if you want a note to be printed on external sales documents.
Print note on internal sales documents Select this check box if you want a note to be printed on internal sales documents.
Print description on purchase orders Select this check box if you want a description to be printed on purchase orders.
Print note on purchase orders Select this check box if you want a note to be printed on purchase orders.
## The Delivery settings tab You use the elements on this tab to specify the delivery contact and address of the branch, along with related shipping instructions. ### The Delivery address section
Element Description
Same as main A check box that you select if the default location’s address is the same as that of the main branch address specified on the General settings tab. If you select the check box, the values in the fields will be filled out automatically in accordance with the values of the main address. Clear the check box to enter another address.
Address 1 The first line of the default location address.
Address 2 The second line of the default location address.
Address 3 The third line of the default location address.
Postcode The postcode for the address.
City The city of the default location.
Country The country of the default location.
County The county or province of the company branch address. You can populate the list of counties by using the Countries/counties/postcodes (CS20400S) window.
View on map Click to view the location on a map.
### The Delivery contact section
Element Description
Same as main A check box that you select if the business information of the default location is the same as the branch business information specified on the General settings tab; if you select this check box, the values in the boxes will be filled out automatically, in accordance with the main business information.
Company name The business name of the location, if it is different from the business name of the branch.
Attention The attention line as it is used in your company’s business letters. This line will be used to direct the letter to the proper person or department.
Email The email address to be used for this branch location.
Web The website address (if any) related to this branch location.
Phone 1 The primary phone number at the location.
Phone 2 An additional phone number at this location.
Fax An additional phone number at this location.
### The Shipping instructions section This group of elements covers the shipping instructions for the delivery address.
Element Description
VAT zone ID The VAT zone of the delivery location.
Shipping rule

The way the orders should be fulfilled for this location. You can select one of the following options:

Ship only when complete
Only completely fulfilled orders are allowed.
Back orders allowed
Back orders are allowed if some items are out of stock.
Cancel remainder
The ordered quantity can be shipped partially, and the quantity remaining after the first shipment will be cancelled.
## The Payment settings tab
Column Description
Days for remark The number of days that the receiver of the invoice has to make remarks on the invoice. The value filled in here is displayed on the invoice reports.
Bank language The language that the bank of the branch uses.
Bank name The name of the bank of the branch.
Bank address line 1 The first line of the bank’s payment address.
Bank address line 2 The second line of the bank’s payment address.
Bank address line 3 The third line of the bank’s payment address.
Bank country The country where the bank is located.
IBAN The bank’s IBAN number.
Bank account no. The main bank account number for the bank.
Bank account no. 2 The second bank account number for the bank.
Bank account no. 3 The third bank account number for the bank.
BIC (SWIFT) The BIC or SWIFT code of the bank.
Creditor identifier The branch’s creditor ID. It is used for direct debit sending (only in the Netherlands)
### The Payment process settings section
Element Description
Allow payment of pre-booked invoices Select this check box if you want to allow payment of purchase invoices that are pre-booked but not released yet.
## The Ledgers tab On this tab, you can review and edit the list of the ledgers associated with the company. Companies of any types may or may not share actual ledgers; ledgers of other types can be attached to or detached from a company at any time. Only ledgers associated with a company can be updated by the company branches.
Column Description
*Ledger ID The identifier of the ledger.
Description A description of the ledger.
Type The type of the ledger, which can be one of the following: Actual, Reporting, Statistical, or Budget.
*Currency The currency of the ledger.
Consolidation source A check box that indicates (if selected) that the ledger is used as a source ledger for consolidation.
## The General ledger accounts tab You use this tab to specify the sales, expense, freight, and discount subaccounts to be used for the branch.
Element Description
Sales sub. The subaccount to be used as the default sales subaccount for the branch.
Expense sub. The subaccount to be used as the default expense subaccount for the branch.
Freight sub. The subaccount to be used as the default freight subaccount for the branch.
Discount sub. The subaccount to be used as the default discount subaccount for the branch.
Currency gain/loss sub. The subaccount to be used as the default currency gain and loss subaccount for the branch.
## The Logo tab On this tab, you can upload logo images for the branch. The uploaded images will be displayed in the system and on the reports when this branch is active. To delete images that you no longer need, you use the **Files** menu on the window title bar. ### The Site logo section In this section, you can upload and preview the logo that will be displayed in the top left corner of Visma Net (when this branch is active). The recommended size of the uploaded image is 210 by 50 pixels.
Elements Description
Browse Opens the file selection window, where you can select an image to upload.
Upload Uploads the selected image to the system.
Preview window Displays uploaded images. You can go through the images by pressing Ctrl+left arrow or Ctrl+right arrow.
### The Report logo section In this section, you can upload and preview the logo that will be displayed on the reports for the selected branch. The recommended size of the uploaded image is 420 by 100 pixels.
Elements Description
Browse Opens the file selection window, where you can select an image to upload.
Upload Uploads the selected image to the system.
Preview window Displays uploaded images. You can go through the images by pressing Ctrl+left arrow or Ctrl+right arrow.
## The Employees tab On this tab, you can view and update the list of branch employees. ### The table buttons
Button Description
New employee This button lets you navigate to the Employees (EP203000) window so that you can add information about a new employee for the branch.
### The table columns
Column Description
Employee ID The unique ID of the employee in the system.
Name The name of the employee.
*Department The department where the employee works.
City The city where the employee lives.
County The county where the employee lives.
Phone 1 The phone number of the employee.
Email The email address of the employee.
*Status The status of the employee.
## The ROT and RUT settings (Sweden) tab On this tab, you can view and update the settings for ROT and RUT deduction for the branchorganisation. ROT and RUT deduction is a default setting in the Visma Net templates.
Element Description
Uses ROT/RUT deduction Select this check box if ROT and/or RUT deduction is used.
Currency The currency of the deduction amount, usually SEK.
Next claim no. The next number of the file that can be sent to the Swedish government.
Org. no. validation reg. exp. The regular expression used to validate an entered housing cooperative’s ID. This is automatically set to ten digits: ^(\d{10})$.
Default RUT/ROT type In this field, you can choose whether RUT or ROT is the default option in the following windows: Non-stock items (IN202000), Stock items (IN202500), Sales invoices (AR301000), Claim ROT and RUT (AR531000), and Sales orders (SO301000).
Tax agency account In this field, you choose the Swedish tax authority (Skatteverket). All incoming payments from ROT and RUT deductions will then be added to this customer.
Balance invoices on

Determines when the balancing Closed credit note to the customer and Open debit note to Skatteverket will be created. This can be one of the following:

Release customer ledger documents
upon release of the invoice.
Claim ROT and RUT
upon claiming the invoice in the Claim ROT and RUT (AR531000) window with the Claim action.
### The ROT section
Element Description
Standard allowance limit The standard maximum amount for ROT deduction per person.
Extra allowance limit The maximum amount for ROT deduction per person, when this is different from the standard maximum amount.
Deduction (%) The ROT deduction amount in percent.
### The RUT section
Element Description
Standard allowance limit The standard maximum amount for RUT deduction per person.
Extra allowance limit The maximum amount for RUT deduction per person, when this is different from the standard maximum amount.
Deduction (%) The RUT deduction amount in percent.
## The VAT information tab On this tab, you can view and update the VAT information for the branch. ### The Board address section
Element Description
Same as main A check box that you select if the business information of the default location is the same as the branch business information specified on the General settings tab; if you select this check box, the values in the boxes will be filled out automatically, in accordance with the main business information.
Address 1 The first line of the board location address.
Address 2 The second line of the board location address.
Address 3 The third line of the board location address.
Postcode The postcode for the address.
City The city of the location.
Country The country of the location.
County The county or province of the branch’s board address. You can populate the list of counties by using the Countries/counties/postcodes (CS20400S) window.
View on map Click to view the location on a map.
### The VAT type section
Element Description
VAT type

By selecting one of the options in the drop-down list, will make an impact on your printed invoices.

Taxable
Adds Taxable ( MVA ) behind the company registration number on the printed invoice.
Non-taxable
Only the company registration number ( Org.nr. ) is visible on the printed invoice.
Corporate VAT
Adds Corporate ( Foretaksregistrert ) in front of the company registration number ( Org.nr., and VAT ( mva. ) behind it, on the printed invoice. - Adds the tax certificate F-skattebevis for your company on the printed invoice.
Taxable - discontinuation of activities
Adds this text ( MVA - Under avvikling ) behind the company registration number ( Org.nr. ) on the printed invoice.
Non-taxable - discontinuation of activities
Adds this text ( Ingen mva. - Under avvikling ) behind the company registration number ( Org.nr. ) on the printed invoice.
Corporate VAT - discontinuation of activities
Adds this text ( Foretaksregistrert MVA - Under avvikling ) behind the company registration number ( Org.nr. ) on the printed invoice.
Default tax agency The ID and name of the default tax agency that will be suggested as tax agency in windows related to VAT handling. If you have selected File VAT by branch you can define the default tax agency for each branch. If this field is left empty for the branch, the system will use the default tax agency selected for the company.
## The Altinn settings tab On this tab, you can view and update the Altinn settings for the branch. ### The RF-1301 (Norway only) section
Element Description
Name The name of the responsible person.
Phone no. The telephone number of the responsible person.
Notifications by email to The email to which the sender wants to receive notifications.
Notifications by SMS to The telephone number to which the sender wants to receive notifications.
### The SAF-T report information section
Element Description
Contact person

The responsible person for the SAF-T report that the government may contact.

In order to use the Download file button in the SAF-T report (TX50600S) window, this field must contain information since it is mandatory for the SAF-T report.

Email

The email address of the responsible person for the SAF-T report.

This information is mandatory for the SAF-T report.

Phone no.

The telephone number of the responsible person for the SAF-T report.

This information is mandatory for the SAF-T report.

Reference number

The reference number of the report given by Altinn to be used in the SAF-T report.

This information is mandatory for the SAF-T report.

## The Intrastat tab On this tab, you can view and update the Intrastat settings for the branch. ### The Report settings section
Element Description
Internal code This code is used only in Finland, it is called the INT code, and is given by the Customs authority. It is most often used in cases where the company has offices in different locations and each office wants to submit a statistical declaration of their own, due to practical reasons. The code is not mandatory.
Declarant ID The ID used for Intrastat reporting.
Contact person The contact person responsible for the Intrastat report.
### The Agency information section
Element Description
Use agency The name of the agency, if you are using an agency to do the Intrastat reporting for your branch.
ID The ID number for the agency.
Organisation name The agency’s name.
VAT number The agency’s VAT number.
Internal code The internal code for the agency.
Phone number The agency’s telephone number.

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Buildings (CS205010) /visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/organisation-structure-windows/buildings-cs205010 page By using this window, you can view which buildings belong to which branches and assignavailable buildings to specific branches. 2026-02-19T17:09:06+01:00 # Buildings (CS205010) By using this window, you can view which buildings belong to which branches and assignavailable buildings to specific branches. This topic provides information about the elements in this window in Visma Net, such as fields, field values, buttons, and check boxes. ## The top part In this area, you can select a branch to view the list of its buildings or to assignbuildings to it.
Element Description
Branch The branch for which you want to assign or viewbuildings.
## The table By using this area, you can add buildings to the list of those assigned to theselected branch or remove the buildings. The table toolbar includes only standard buttons.
Column Description
Building The building to be assigned to the selected branch.Select thebuilding from the list of fixed assets defined as buildings.
Description The description of the building.

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Company tree (EP204060) /visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/organisation-structure-windows/company-tree-ep204060 page 2026-02-19T17:09:06+01:00 # Company tree (EP204060) This topic provides information about the elements in this window in Visma Net, such as fields, field values, buttons, and check boxes. ## The window toolbar
Button Description
Update tree Updates the company tree to display recently added nodes, work groups, and work group members.
## The Company tree pane In this pane, the existing work groups are represented as nodes. You can click a node icon to the left of any work group to expand the node and view the hierarchical structure of the work group. The toolbar on the pane includes only custom buttons, which are described below. ## The List of groups table By using this table, you can create work groups positioned at the same level in the company tree. As you add a new group to the list, it will appear in the **Company tree** pane.
Element Description
Move node up Moves the selected node one position up in the list.
Move node down Moves the selected node one position down in the list.
Description A description of the group that can serve as an ID.
## The Group members table You can use this table to view and update the list of members of the group selected in the **List of groups** table.
Element Description
User The user associated with the employee.
Employee ID The ID of an employee who is a member of the group.
Employee name The name of the employee.
Position The employee position in the company.
Department The department of the employee.
Owner If you select this check box,, it indicates that this member is the owner in the work group — that is, a user who, by default, is assigned work items that are assigned to the group.
Active Select this check box to include the user in the selected work group.
Departments (EP201500) /visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/organisation-structure-windows/departments-ep201500 page In this window, you can add, view, edit, and delete departments in your company. 2026-02-19T17:09:06+01:00 # Departments (EP201500) In this window, you can add, view, edit, and delete departments in your company. This topic provides information about the elements in this window in Visma Net, such as fields, field values, buttons, and check boxes. ## The table Use this table to add, view, edit, and delete departments in your company.
Column Description
Department ID The unique identifier for the department.
Description A detailed description of the department.
Expense account The expense account to be used for recording department-related expenses.
Expense sub. The subaccount to be used for recording department-related expenses.

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Employee classes (EP202000) /visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/organisation-structure-windows/employee-classes-ep202000 page You can use this window to create, view, and edit employee classes. 2026-02-19T17:09:06+01:00 # Employee classes (EP202000) You can use this window to create, view, and edit employee classes. This topic provides information about the elements in this window in Visma Net, such as fields, field values, buttons, and check boxes. You can use this window to create, view, and edit employee classes. For more information, see: [Create employee classes](/visma-net-erp/help/time-and-expenses/reporting-of-time/create-employee-classes/). When you create new employees by using the [Employees (EP203000)](/visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/organisation-structure-windows/employees-ep203000/) window, you must specify a particular employee class. The system will then fill in many of the elements in the window with default values provided by the class. ## Search line in list window If you are in the list window, the first line in the table is a search line. Each column has a search field which you can click to search for or filter on specific values and narrow down the displayed table rows. You can search and filter in as many columns as you need to, to only display the results you want to view. There are two types of search fields: + White: here you can type a specific search term to display results in this column containing this exact value. If you search on several (partial) words, you can separate them by a space or **%** and get different results: + space: the result contains the words in any order, + **%**: the result contains the words in the specific order, and the **%** functions as a wildcard as well. + Grey: you can click this to open the column filter pop-up window where you can filter the results for this column. ## The top part You use the elements in this area to create a new employee class or to select an existing class so that you can view or modify its settings.
Element Description
Class ID A unique identifier assigned to an employee class.
Description A detailed description of the employee class.
Account used for payment The account used for payment for this employee class.
## The General settings tab Changing a setting for a class will not change that setting for all employees of the class; the class settings are used to provide default values only when you create new accounts for employees of the class.
Element Description
Terms The terms used as a schedule to pay salary or wages for employees of the class.
Payment method The payment method to be used by default for compensation payments.
Cash account The cash account to be used for compensation payments.
Supplier account The supplier account used to record payments owed to employees of the class.
Supplier subaccount The corresponding subaccount.
Cash discount account One of the cash discount accounts used in the Supplier ledger workspace; this account is not actually used for employees.
Cash discount sub. The corresponding subaccount.
Prepayment account The account to be used to record prepayments paid to employees of the class.
Prepayment subaccount The corresponding subaccount.
Expense account The account to record compensation amounts paid to employees of the class.
Expense subaccount The corresponding subaccount.
Sales account The account to record any sales made by employees of the class.
Sales sub. The corresponding subaccount.
Currency ID The currency of the payments.
Enable currency override A check box that (if selected) indicates that the currency may be changed for particular documents associated with the employee.
Curr. rate type The rate type to be used for the employees of the class.
Enable rate override A check box that (if selected) indicates the currency rate type may be changed for particular documents associated with the employee.
Calendar The calendar that defines work hours for the employees of the class, as well as the time zone they work from. Select the appropriate calendar from the list of calendars.
VAT zone ID The default VAT zone for the class.
Regular hours validation

The extent of validation of regular work hours for this employee. The default value is provided by the employee class. The following options are available:

Validate
Enables validation of regular work hours. If the total number of entered regular hours does not equal the number specified in the Regular hours per week field on the Employee cost tab, you will not be able to submit the time card for approval.
Warning only
Regular work hours are validated. Enables validation of regular work hours. If the total number of entered regular hours does not equal the number of regular hours per week, you will see a warning but you will still be able to release the time card.
None
Disables validation of regular work hours for this employee.
Time card default date

A setting that defines which date is specified by default for a new record that an employee of the class enters.

  • Next work day (selected by default): For the first activity in the selected reporting period, the default date is the first work day of the period.
  • Last day entered: For the first activity in the selected reporting period, the default date is the starting date of the period.
Webhook notification A check box which (if selected) indicates that the system will select the webhook notification check box for all employees in the given employee class.
## The Attributes tab This tab contains a table with the list of attributes associated with the employee class. Each attribute can be selected from the list of attributes defined in the [Attributes (CS205000)](/visma-net-erp/help/common-settings/common-settings-windows/attributes-cs205000/) window.
Column Description
Active

A check box that indicates (if selected) that the attribute is available for all employees of the class.

You can deactivate an obsolete attribute by clearing the check box—in this case, the deactivated attribute will no longer be displayed for employees of the class, but all attribute values that have already been specified for existing records still will be stored in the database, so if you re-activate the attribute, its values will become visible in the system again.

Attribute ID The name of the attribute, which serves as its identifier.
Description A brief description of the attribute.
Sort order A number that represents the order of the attribute in the list of class attributes.
Required A check box that (if selected) indicates that the attribute value is required for an employee of the class.
Internal A check box that (if selected) indicates that the attribute is not available for portal users.
Control type The type of the attribute: Text, Combo, Multi select combo, Lookup, Checkbox, or Datetime.
Default value The default value of the attribute.

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Employees (EP203000) /visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/organisation-structure-windows/employees-ep203000 page You can use this window to create employee accounts or to view and edit existing employee accounts. 2026-02-19T17:09:06+01:00 # Employees (EP203000) You can use this window to create employee accounts or to view and edit existing employee accounts. This topic provides information about the elements in this window in Visma Net, such as fields, field values, buttons, and check boxes. ## Search line in list window If you are in the list window, the first line in the table is a search line. Each column has a search field which you can click to search for or filter on specific values and narrow down the displayed table rows. You can search and filter in as many columns as you need to, to only display the results you want to view. There are two types of search fields: + White: here you can type a specific search term to display results in this column containing this exact value. If you search on several (partial) words, you can separate them by a space or **%** and get different results: + space: the result contains the words in any order, + **%**: the result contains the words in the specific order, and the **%** functions as a wildcard as well. + Grey: you can click this to open the column filter pop-up window where you can filter the results for this column. ## The window toolbar
Element Description
Actions

Provides the following menu commands, which you can click to invoke actions:

  • Detach the employee’s login: Clears all login information and removes the login associated with the employee.

The menu item is available for all users who have access to this window. However, only administrators can use the User info tab in this window to create a new login or manage existing logins.

  • Change ID: Opens the Specify new ID dialog box, where you can specify a new ID for the employee.
## The top part You use the elements in this area to create a new employee account or to view or edit an existing employee account.
Element Description
Employee ID The unique identifier, which is assigned to the employee in accordance with the configuration of the EMPLOYEE segmented key.
Employee name The name of this employee.
Status

The status of the employee. The following options are available:

Active
The employee currently works for the company.
On hold
The employee account has not yet been activated.
Hold payments
Payments should be held for some reason.
Inactive
The employee has finished his or her work for the company.
One-time
The employee is defined as a one-time employee.
## The General information tab This tab contains the employee's contact information, address, and other general settings. ### The Contact info section
Element Description
Employee contact Link to the contact associated with the employee.
Title The courtesy title to be used for the employee.
First name The first name of the employee.
Middle name The middle name of the employee.
Last name The last name of the employee.
Phone 1

The phone number of the employee.

Select the phone number type, and enter the phone number in the adjacent field.

Phone 2 An additional phone number of the employee.
Phone 3 An additional phone number of the employee.
Fax

The fax number of the employee.

Select the fax type, and enter the fax number in the adjacent field.

Email

The employee email address.

Note that an email address is required when you assign a user account to an employee.

Web The website of the employee, if any.
### The Address info section
Element Description
Address 1 The home address of the employee.
Address 2 The second line of the home address (if needed).
Address 3 The third line of the home address (if needed).
Postcode The postcode for the employee address.
City The city of the employee address.
Country The country of the employee address.
County

The state of the employee address.

If a list is available, select the state from the list of states in the country you selected above.

### The Employee settings section
Element Description
Employee ref. no. A reference number for the employee.
Employee class

The class of the employee.

Select one of the employee classes and many elements on the Financial settings tab will be filled in with the class settings.

Branch The branch or location of your organisation where the employee works.
Department The department the employee works for.
Calendar The calendar that describes the work hours of the employee and the time zone the employee works from. The default value is the calendar associated with the employee class.
Regular hours validation

The extent of validation of regular work hours for this employee. The default value is provided by the employee class. The following options are available:

Validate
Enables validation of regular work hours. If the total number of entered regular hours does not equal the number specified in the Regular hours per week field on the Employee cost tab, you will not be able to submit the time card for approval.
Warning only
Regular work hours are validated. Enables validation of regular work hours. If the total number of entered regular hours does not equal the number of regular hours per week, you will see a warning but you will still be able to release the time card.
None
Disables validation of regular work hours for this employee.
Reports to The manager or other employee who is responsible for the employee assignments. This information can be used on assignment maps for finding a proper work group for approving claims, time cards, and related documents.
Salesperson The salesperson identifier of the employee, if the employee is a salesperson.
Employee login The username to be used when the employee signs into the system.
Currency ID The currency to be used for the employee compensation payments.
Enable currency override A check box that (if selected) indicates that the currency may be changed for particular documents associated with the employee.
Curr. rate type The currency exchange rate type to be used for the employee.
Enable rate override A check box that (if selected) indicates that the currency rate type may be changed for particular documents associated with the employee.
Labour item The non-stock item (of the Labour type) used as a source of expense accounts for transactions associated with projects or contracts.
Forward emails A check box that (if selected) indicates that this employee’s emails should be forwarded to the employee’s email address.
Time card is required A check box that (if selected) indicates that time cards are required for this employee.
Webhook notification A check box which (if selected) indicates that the system will send a notification when an employee is created or updated.
Target ratio % The invoiceable part of the employee’s time. Used for inquires and reports.
### The Personal info section
Element Description
Date of birth The employee’s date of birth.
## The Employment history tab This tab contains information about the employee's history of employment in the company. By using this tab, you can also generate empty time cards for a particular time interval by clicking **Generate time cards**. ### The Generate time cards dialog box
Element Description
From The start date of the time interval for which you want to generate empty time cards.
Until The end date of the time interval for which you want to generate empty time cards.
Generate (button) Generates released empty time cards for the specified time interval.
Cancel (button) Closes the dialog box, and cancels the process of generating the time cards.
Element Description
Active A check box that (if selected) indicates that the employee currently holds this position.
Position The position the employee held in the company between the start date and the end date (see below).
Start date The date when the employee was appointed to this position.
Start reason

The reason the employee was appointed to this position. You can select one of the following options:

New
The employee was newly appointed to the position.
Rehire
The employee was rehired by the company.
Promotion
The employee was promoted.
Demotion
The employee was demoted.
New skills
The employee acquired new skills.
Reorganisation
The position resulted from reorganization that the company underwent.
Other
The employee’s appointment to the position occurred due to some other reason.
End date The date when the employee was appointed to another position or the employee’s employment in the company was terminated.
Terminated A check box that indicates (if selected) that the employee stopped working for the company.
Termination reason

The reason the employee’s employment in the company was terminated. You can select one of the following options:

Retirement
The employee has retired.
Layoff
The employee has been laid off.
Terminated for cause
The employee has been fired for a specific reason.
Resignation
The employee has resigned.
Deceased
The employee has died.
Medical issues
The employee has stopped working due to medical issues.
Rehire eligible

A check box that (if selected) indicates that the former employee is eligible for rehire.

This check box is available only if the Terminated check box is selected.

## The Financial settings tab You use this tab to specify the accounts involved in recording the employee compensation and payments. If you have selected an employee class on the **General info** tab, these elements will initially be populated with the values specified for the class, but you can change any of the values. ### The General ledger accounts section
Element Description
Supplier account The supplier account to be used to record payments owed to the employee.
Supplier ledger sub. The corresponding subaccount.
Prepayment account The account to be used to record prepayments paid to the employee.
Prepayment sub. The corresponding subaccount.
Cash discount account One of the cash discount accounts used in the Supplier ledger workspace; this account is not actually used for employees.
Cash discount sub. The corresponding subaccount.
Expense account The account that will be used to record compensation amounts paid to the employee.
Expense sub. The corresponding subaccount.
Sales account The account to be used to record sales made by the employee, if applicable.
Sales sub. The corresponding subaccount.
### The Financial settings section
Element Description
VAT zone The applicable VAT zone.
Terms The terms used as a schedule to pay salary or wages for the employee.
### The Payment settings section
Element Description
Payment method The payment method to be used by default for compensation payments. The selected payment method defines the custom columns displayed in the Payment instructions field.
Cash account The cash account to be used for compensation payments.
Charge bearer Specifies which party will pay charges due for processing of the payment.
Account used for payment The account used for the payment.
## The Attributes tab This tab allows you to specify values of the attributes (if any) to categorise the employee. The list of attributes available on this tab depends on the attributes specified for the employee class to which the employee belongs.
Element Description
Attribute The attribute name.
Required A check box that (if selected) indicates that you will not be able to save changes in the employee record unless you specify an attribute value.
Value The value of the attribute specific to this employee.
## The Activities tab This tab has a table with the list of activities, such as tasks, events, and other activities associated with the employee. By using this tab, you can add a particular task, event, email, or some other activity to associate it with the employee.
Element Description
Add task Opens the Task (CR306020) window so you can create a new task.
Add event Opens the Event (CR306030) window so you can create a new event.
Add email Opens the Send (CR306015) window so you can send an email to the lead.
Add activity Contains a menu with menu commands that correspond to the list of activity types configured in the Activity (CR306010) window. By clicking a menu command, you open the Activity (CR306010) window, where you can create an activity of the corresponding type.
In addition to the columns described below, the table includes columns (labeled with icons) you can use to attach notes and files to the activity, see if it is completed, and check its priority level.
Element Description
Type The type of the activity.
Summary The description provided for the activity.
Status The status of the activity.
Mail status The status of the associated email message (if applicable).
Released A check box that (if selected) indicates that the activity has been released.
Start date The start date and time of the activity.
Created at The date and time when the activity was created.
Time spent The total time spent on the activity.
Work group The work group the activity is assigned to (if any).
Owner The name of the user to whom the activity is assigned.
## The Mailings tab This tab provides a table with information on mailings for which this employee is defined as a recipient.
Column Description
Workspace The workspace where the mailing is defined.
Source The entity, Supplier or Customer, that is the source of emails.
Mailing ID The identifier of the mailing.
Employee class The employee class for which the employee receives the mailing.
Description The description that has been provided for the class.
Report The particular report to be used as the body of emails if the mailing uses a report rather than an email template.
Notification template The email template to be used to generate personalised emails for this mailing, if the mailing uses a template rather than a report.
Format The format of the report, if applicable.
Bcc A check box that you select to indicate that a blind carbon copy of emails will be sent for this mailing.
Active A check box to indicate that this mailing is active for the employee.
## The Labour item overrides tab On this tab, you define the relationship between an earning type and a labour item, which is the source of expense accounts. Thus, depending on the earning type of the activity, the system will use particular expense accounts for posting particular project transactions.
Column Description
Type of hour The type of hour for the activity, which determines how labour price is calculated.
Description The description provided for the type of hour.
Labour item A non-stock item of the Labour type, which is the source of the expense accounts that the system uses for posting particular project transactions.
Default price Read only. The default price of the selected labour item. This price is not used in project transactions and is displayed for information only.
## The Employee cost tab This tab provides information about the hourly rates of the employee. ### The Default rates table
Column Description
Effective date The date when the rates specified by this row become effective.
Type of employment

The type of employee with regards to pay. You can choose one of the following options:

Hourly
The employee is paid (usually weekly or biweekly) based on hourly rate for hours worked.
Salaried non-exempt
The employee is compensated based on salary, with overtime hours paid additionally.
Salaried exempt
The employee is compensated based on salary, typically paid once or twice a month.
Regular hours per week The work hours that the employee should spend during a week on activities with the Regular hours earning type.
Annual salary amount The annual salary amount of the employee (only applicable for salaried employees).
Hourly rate The hourly rate of the employee’s pay (only applicable for employees payed hourly).
### The Overrides table
Column Description
Project The specific project the employee participates in.
Task The project task the employee works on.
Hourly rate The hourly rate for this project task if the employee is paid on an hourly basis.
## The User info tab You can use this tab to view and edit information about the user account associated with the employee. ### The top part
Element Description
Status

The account status. The following options are available:

Not created
The selected employee is not associated with any user account.
Pending activation
The new user account is awaiting activation.
Active
The user account is active.
Online
The user is signed in to the system.
Disabled
The user account is disabled.
Temporarily locked
The user account is temporarily locked out.
User type The user type of this user, which defines the set of roles available to the user and the creation rules of the user account.
Login The username for authorisation within the system.
Password The password the new user should use when initially signing in. This box is displayed (and is required) for newly added users and is available only if you clear the Generate password check box.
Generate password A check box that you select to have the system generate the password automatically. This check box appears only for newly added users. The information to sign in will be sent to the user’s email address when you save the user account.
Reset password Brings up a dialog box to let you reset the password for the selected user. This button becomes available after the user account has been created.
Activate user Activates the new user account if the account requires activation. This button is available only for the user accounts with the Pending activation status.
Enable user Enables the selected user account. This button is available only for disabled user accounts.
Disable user Temporarily disables the selected user account. This button is available only for enabled user accounts.
Unlock user Unlocks the selected user account. This button is available if the account has been temporarily locked.
### The table
Column Description
Role name The name that identifies the role.
Role description The description of the role.
## The Delegates tab On this tab, you can specify employees to whom you want to delegate the creation and adjustment of your expenses in the [Expense receipts (EP301010)](/visma-net-erp/help/time-and-expenses/time-and-expenses-windows/expense-receipts-ep301010/) and [Expense claims (EP301030)](/visma-net-erp/help/time-and-expenses/time-and-expenses-windows/expense-claims-ep301030/) windows.
Column Description
Delegate The identifier of the employee who has been appointed a delegate.
Employee name The full name of the delegate employee.
## The Webhook notification tab This tab is only visible if the **Webhook notification** check box is selected on the **General information** tab. {{< vismanet-table >}} {{< vismanet-header-row >}} {{< vismanet-cell header="true" >}}Button{{< /vismanet-cell >}} {{< vismanet-cell header="true" >}}Description{{< /vismanet-cell >}} {{< /vismanet-header-row >}} {{< vismanet-row >}} {{< vismanet-cell >}}View notification feedback{{< /vismanet-cell >}} {{< vismanet-cell >}}Opens the **Webhook notification feedback** window where the message from the third-party integrator is visible.{{< /vismanet-cell >}} {{< /vismanet-row >}} {{< vismanet-row >}} {{< vismanet-cell >}}Resend notification{{< /vismanet-cell >}} {{< vismanet-cell >}}Resends the notification.{{< /vismanet-cell >}} {{< /vismanet-row >}} {{< /vismanet-table >}} {{< vismanet-table >}} {{< vismanet-header-row >}} {{< vismanet-cell header="true" >}}Column{{< /vismanet-cell >}} {{< vismanet-cell header="true" >}}Description{{< /vismanet-cell >}} {{< /vismanet-header-row >}} {{< vismanet-row >}} {{< vismanet-cell >}}Success{{< /vismanet-cell >}} {{< vismanet-cell >}} If the message has been sent successfully, the value in the column is **True**. If it failed, the value is **False**. {{< /vismanet-cell >}} {{< /vismanet-row >}} {{< vismanet-row >}} {{< vismanet-cell >}}Event{{< /vismanet-cell >}} {{< vismanet-cell >}} Represents the event category indicating if an entity has been created or updated. One of the following statuses will appear: + **Entity created** + **Entity updated** + **Entity deleted** - only available for accounts + **Document status changed** + **External action triggered** {{< /vismanet-cell >}} {{< /vismanet-row >}} {{< vismanet-row >}} {{< vismanet-cell >}}Status{{< /vismanet-cell >}} {{< vismanet-cell >}} Indicates the status of the message: + **Sent** + **Resent** + **Available** + **Consumed** {{< /vismanet-cell >}} {{< /vismanet-row >}} {{< vismanet-row >}} {{< vismanet-cell >}}Source{{< /vismanet-cell >}} {{< vismanet-cell >}} Indicates the source of the event: Visma Net : If the source is this, the status can be **Sent** or **Resent** APIs : If the source is this, the status is **Available**. It is ready to be sent to third party-integrators. External integrator : If the source is this, the status is **Consumed**. The customer confirms receiving the message. {{< /vismanet-cell >}} {{< /vismanet-row >}} {{< vismanet-row >}} {{< vismanet-cell >}}Document status{{< /vismanet-cell >}} {{< vismanet-cell >}} Indicates that a document has a new status. For example, when a sales order is changed from status **On hold** to **Open**. {{< /vismanet-cell >}} {{< /vismanet-row >}} {{< vismanet-row >}} {{< vismanet-cell >}}User{{< /vismanet-cell >}} {{< vismanet-cell >}}Indicates which user made a change to the entity.{{< /vismanet-cell >}} {{< /vismanet-row >}} {{< vismanet-row >}} {{< vismanet-cell >}}Date{{< /vismanet-cell >}} {{< vismanet-cell >}}Indicates the date when the change was made.{{< /vismanet-cell >}} {{< /vismanet-row >}} {{< vismanet-row >}} {{< vismanet-cell >}}Message{{< /vismanet-cell >}} {{< vismanet-cell >}}Indicates the detailed message identifier that has been sent.{{< /vismanet-cell >}} {{< /vismanet-row >}} {{< /vismanet-table >}}

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Positions (EP201000) /visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/organisation-structure-windows/positions-ep201000 page In this window, you can add, view, edit, and delete positions available in your company. 2026-02-19T17:09:06+01:00 # Positions (EP201000) In this window, you can add, view, edit, and delete positions available in your company. This topic provides information about the elements in this window in Visma Net, such as fields, field values, buttons, and check boxes. ## The Position table You use this table to add, view, edit, and delete positions and their descriptions.
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Position ID The unique identifier for the position.
Description A detailed description of the position

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Work calendar (CS209000) /visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/organisation-structure-windows/work-calendar-cs209000 page 2026-02-19T17:09:06+01:00 # Work calendar (CS209000) This topic provides information about the elements in this window in Visma Net, such as fields, field values, buttons, and check boxes. ## Search line in list window If you are in the list window, the first line in the table is a search line. Each column has a search field which you can click to search for or filter on specific values and narrow down the displayed table rows. You can search and filter in as many columns as you need to, to only display the results you want to view. There are two types of search fields: + White: here you can type a specific search term to display results in this column containing this exact value. If you search on several (partial) words, you can separate them by a space or **%** and get different results: + space: the result contains the words in any order, + **%**: the result contains the words in the specific order, and the **%** functions as a wildcard as well. + Grey: you can click this to open the column filter pop-up window where you can filter the results for this column. ## What to do from this window + [Create a work calendar](/visma-net-erp/help/organisation-structure/create-a-work-calendar/) ## The top part You use the elements in this area to specify an ID and description for a new calendar, or to select an existing calendar. Once you select a calendar, you can view the calendar settings on the tabs and make any necessary edits.
Element Description
Calendar ID The unique ID of the calendar.
Description A description of the calendar.
Time zone The time zone associated with the calendar. Select the proper time zone from the list of all time zones available.
## The Calendar settings tab On this tab, you define the working hours of the branch or its employees or business partners, depending on the particular calendar. The elements are grouped into seven rows, one for each day of the week.
Element Description
Day of the week The day of the week. Select the check box for the day if it is a work day.
Start time The time when the working hours start on this day of the week.
End time The time when the working hours end on this day of the week.
The goods are moved A check box that you select if goods can be moved on this day of the week.
## The Exceptions tab You use this tab to configure exceptions to the normal calendar for a particular year. Holidays, for example, may preempt work days or shift them to days when the employees generally do not work. Exceptions also may include changes in working hours for particular days, such as early closings.
Column Description
Date The date of the exception.
Day of the week The day of the week on the specified date.
Description A description of the exception.
Work day A check box that indicates (if selected) that this day is a work day. If this check box is not selected, the day is considered a non-working day.
Start time The start time of the working hours.
End time The end time of the working hours.
The goods are moved A check box that indicates (if selected) that goods are moved on the date of the exception.

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