Fixed Asset Period Transfer Transactions
During the installation of Workcube, when a new transition is made, the information of the fixtures we have, which used to have invoices, is recorded in the system with the Fixed Asset Period Transfer Transactions screen.
Path: ERP > Finance-Accounting > Fixed Asset > Fixed Assets Period Transfer. Transactions
Attention: It is necessary to define the transaction type before the transfer transaction.
Fixed Asset Period Transfer Transactions Record Screen

- Transaction Type: Period transfer slip is selected as the transaction type.
- Fields in the Basket Section:
- Fixed Asset Category: The category of the asset to be recorded is selected from this field. Attention:Control Panel > SYSTEM > Parameters > New categories are added and arrangements are made with the Fixed Asset Categories screen. Note: Fixed asset categories will appear automatically during installation according to the list published in Gib. New additions can be made from parameters. When the fixed asset category is selected, the relevant useful life and depreciation rate appear, and then changes can be made in these fields manually.
- Fixed Asset Number: Entering the number for the fixed asset allows the fixed asset to be easily found on the fixed assets screen.
- Explanation: Information is given about the content of the asset. For example; Notebook Computer
- Entry date, Quantity: When it is recorded in the system and the quantity information of the fixture is entered.
- Beginning Value, Period Depreciation: The initial value of the fixture, The share of wear and tear of fixed and in-use goods is called depreciation. Depreciation is calculated every period. The depreciation value for that period is entered.
- Useful Life: The fixed asset will depreciate itself within this period.
- Depreciation Rate: Calculations to be made in depreciation valuation transactions will be made based on this rate.
- Depreciation Method: Defines the methods to be used when calculating depreciation. The two most commonly used methods are fixed amount and decreasing balance depreciation methods. While depreciation is allocated on a fixed amount, depreciation is allocated on the value of the fixed assets at the rate of depreciation every year. While depreciation is allocated based on decreasing balances, depreciation is allocated according to the depreciation rate on the value of the fixed assets in the first year, and in the following years, an allocation is made according to the depreciation rate on the remaining value.
- Depreciation Type: When calculating depreciation, different calculations are made depending on the depreciation type. The type of depreciation that is not subject to partial depreciation is generally used in passenger vehicles, and when the first depreciation is allocated in the month in which the fixed asset was purchased in the calculation, the depreciation of the months up to that month is also allocated. If it is taken in the same month, when the first depreciation is allocated, it is allocated as n/12, and in other months it is allocated as 1/12. If it is subject to partial depreciation, it is allocated as 1/12 from the first purchase, and in the final depreciation calculation, the depreciation of the months not included at the beginning of the year is also included. Note: The expression 1/12 here varies depending on the calculation period. If the annual depreciation period is 12, it is like this.
- Final Value: After the depreciation calculation, the final value is given automatically through the system.
- Accounting Code: We determine which accounting code should be recorded in the accounting record to be made regarding the fixed asset record.
- Cost Center and Expense Item: Relevant fields are filled in to record the budget record for the fixed asset.
- Depreciation Debit and Receivable Accounting Code: These fields are the accounting record to be created when the valuation process is performed. It is for us to determine the accounting codes to be sent.
- Calculation Period (Period/Year): This is the field where we determine how many times depreciation can be allocated during the year.
- Listing, Update and Valuation Procedures: When a record is entered on the relevant screen, it can be listed on the "Fixed Assets" screen and converted into a physical asset if it is a fixed asset that will be tracked in the physical asset module by going to the details of the data.
The update to be made in certain data of the transferred asset can be done through the "Fixed Asset Update" screen.
The valuation of the relevant fixed asset can be done on the "Depreciation and Valuation" screen.

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2.1.13.5. Fixed Assets Management
All details of fixed assets, depreciation changes, purchase-sale stock transactions, transaction histories and value increases and decreases can be viewed from the Fixed Assets module. Actions are taken according to the results of this analysis.
2.1.13.3. Fixed Asset Transfer
In order to perform transactions on fixed assets, fixed assets must be transferred to the system. This transfer is made through the Workcube import interface.
2.1.13.8. Depreciation and Valuation
Depreciation, that is, depreciation, is the share of expenses that can be shown in cases such as wear and tear of the assets purchased by businesses for use. Over time, many items begin to deform due to their structure and their economic value decreases. Therefore, expenses and values of assets must be recorded throughout their economic life.
2.1.13.7. Return Receipt from Fixed Asset to Stock
The process of converting fixed assets recorded as fixed assets into stock is carried out with the "Fixed Asset to Stock Return Receipt" screen on Workcube.
2.1.13.6. Conversion Receipt from Stock to Fixed Asset
With Workcube's Fixed Asset module, companies can accurately track fixed assets, which constitute a significant portion of their capital. The product in stock is recorded as a fixed asset asset with the "Stock to Fixed Asset Conversion Receipt" module.