An account on the second level of the chart of accounts in SAP Business One.
The first level consists of eight drawers that contain all subordinate accounts. These are organised in a hierarchy with up to five levels.
- are shown in the G/L account determination (Content acquisition) is used. They are in green writing shown, while titles are blue and active accounts are black.
- the First level (Level 1) consists of eight established titles drawers that cannot be changed:
- Assets
- liabilities
- Equity
- Proceeds
- Effort
- Financial result
- Income statement note 1
- Income statement note 2
- Primary accounts can not on level 1 exist, as this level only contains titles. You are on Levels 2 to 5 (or higher, up to 10 levels).
- Primary accounts are bookable accounts and can be used for transactions, while titles are only for grouping.
- Menu path to the definition of primary accounts:
Edit chart of accounts→Assign accountin general ledger account determination. - Note: The statement refers to a Simplified hierarchy (up to 5 levels), while SAP Business One up to 10 levels supported.
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