Legal limits. persons - a useful counter for tracking the amount of incoming, not deleted, not virtual payments for a period of time, allows you to control the limit of allowed INCOME.
But when you have to:
- cash out
- transfer from current account to card
- from card to card
- from cash to card
- ...
Transaction data must be displayed in Finance, as these are transfers from wallet to wallet.
Such transfers are re-counted as received funds in the limit counter, although they are not income and have already been taken into account.
- it is impossible to mark such transfers as Virtual - there will be a shortage.
- it is also impossible to disable the accounting of limits for the wallet to which we are transferring - income is accepted on it.
Is there any solution to not take into account such transactions for internal transfers?
Maybe transfers without a category (or in a separate category) can be ignored in the limit counter?
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Legal limits. persons - a useful counter for tracking the amount of incoming, not deleted, not virtual payments for a period of time, allows you to control the limit of allowed INCOME. But when you have to: - cash out - transfer from current account to card - from card to card - from cash to card - ... Transaction data must be displayed in Finance, as these are transfers from wallet to wallet. Such transfers are re-counted as received funds in the limit counter, although they are not income and have already been taken into account. - it is impossible to mark such transfers as Virtual - there will be a shortage. - it is also impossible to disable the accounting of limits for the wallet to which we are transferring - income is accepted on it. Is there any solution to not take into account such transactions for internal transfers? Maybe transfers without a category (or in a separate category) can be ignored in the limit counter?
Tyndyk Maxim Vadimovich OneBox production wrote: Making a "virtual" payment does not solve your problem within the framework of general calculations?
No, that's the point. In the example above, you can see that the amount has accumulated on the current account (it was taken into account in the calculations), now this amount needs to be transferred to the physical card. persons - after the transaction, the balances of all accounts are correct, but the calculation of limits will again sum up this transaction as income. It is impossible to mark the transfer as Virtual, since it is real and this amount will simply not be enough on the accounts.
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Tyndyk Maxim Vadimovich
OneBox production wrote:
Making a "virtual" payment does not solve your problem within the framework of general calculations?
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No, that's the point.
In the example above, you can see that the amount has accumulated on the current account (it was taken into account in the calculations), now this amount needs to be transferred to the physical card. persons - after the transaction, the balances of all accounts are correct, but the calculation of limits will again sum up this transaction as income. It is impossible to mark the transfer as Virtual, since it is real and this amount will simply not be enough on the accounts.
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