Secure Log in

Welcome to the Liquid Accounts Help Centre

The Help Centre is a central location where you can find the useful downloads and information which will help you and your business work with our software.To view and download our bite size, easy to understand guides, simply click on one of the links on the right-hand side. The Help Centre is updated regularly, so check back often to get the latest info.

The following are a selection of our most frequently asked questions.

If you can’t find what you are looking for help with here, click here to be taken to our contact page.

Q. I signed up for Client Manager, but it doesn’t seem to do anything.

A. The Client Manager is for accountants and bookkeepers to manage a Liquid Accounts client using the system. They need to add that client by entering the company code and password. If you want to use Liquid to manage your books, then you need to sign up for our ‘For Business’ package, not the Client Manager.

Q. Do I have to enter everything in date order?

A. No, you can put your entries into the system in any order you wish, providing you put the correct date in against the entry it will order them accordingly. Please note that purchase and sales invoice numbers will be allocated in the order that they are entered though.

Q. I cannot remember my log in details.

A. Go to your company administrator and they can access them for you. If you are the administrator ring our support line and we will help you.

Q. My invoices are printing with a web address at the top, what should I do?

A. This is a setting in your internet browser on your computer. You need to remove the header and footer from the page settings in your browser. (see below)

internet explorer firefox
In Internet Explorer, go to File and select Page Setup. If there is anything in the Header and Footer box, then delete it (this is usually only the URL and the date and not important.). In Firefox, go to File and select Page Setup. Choose the Margin &
Header/Footer tab and ensure that the boxes are set to blank for each section.

Q. Can two people log in at the same time?

A. The system was designed so that you can have many users logged in simultaneously.

Q. How do I work with my accountant/bookkeeper?

A. Your accountant and bookkeeper can access your accounts through our Client Manager tool, which provides them the functionality to do the activities they need  in order to support you. We have designed our system this way so that we can keep your part of the package as simple as possible. In order for your accountant and bookkeeper to gain access to your accounts you will need to provide them with your company code and company password.

Q. How do I transfer money between bank accounts?

A. Use the “Batch” function in the banking section to transfer money between bank accounts. Simply choose a “Bank payment” and select the bank account you are transferring from in the “bank” field. Enter the details and amount, then select the nominal code of the bank account you are paying the money in to in the “Nominal” box.

Q. How do I handle personal expenses?

A. We advise that each individual expense account is set up as a supplier and expenses are added to it as purchase invoices. When expenses are paid they are then paid just like any other supplier to the company.

Q. I have got a company debit card. How do I deal with these transactions?

A. If you are using the debit card to pay for transactions you have entered as purchase invoices, you will need to put the transaction through on the correct supplier account. Do this as a payment out of the bank account that the card will debit from. However, if you are using the card to buy small items that you do not receive a purchase invoice for such as milk and tea bags where you only receive a till receipt, it easier to put it through the “ add a transaction button” directly out of the bank.

Q. I have a company credit card for expenses. How do I put this into my accounts?

A. We advise that you set up your credit card account as a supplier and put your transactions on as a purchase invoice. This way your credit card company is treated by the system as any other supplier. If you do not pay your credit card off in full the amount owing will show along with the any other suppliers you owe.