Questions & Answers

Q: Yes, I have set up everything and had a brief look at some of the functions to get familiar with the software. I like that it is straightforward, and so far it makes sense, I should be ok with the general use of the software. I do have a question regarding the local data being stored on the browser. Where exactly is that data stored? The reason I ask is that I often run a utility app that cleans up junk files and browser cache, and that app has the ability to skip deletion of certain files too. As such, I would like to try and configure the utility to skip deletion of any browser data that relates to your software. I have already tested the backup function (...but still want to test the restore function..) and that definitely will be my main safeguard for my accounting data. Thank you and kind regards.

A: Thanks for your feedback, it is appreciated. All data is saved locally via your browser on your computer. It is saved using the browsers Local Storage which is similar to cookie storage but with more capacity. Local storage should not be deleted by a browser cleaner but it would be worth checking ie back up your data, run your app and then check your data. Local Storage saved data can only be accessed from the same computer and browser from which it was saved. This means to automatically use saved data you need to use the same computer and browser that it was saved from. If your computer/browser data storage is cleared the data will be cleared.

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Q: Is your Tax Invoice template customizable? If it can't be customised, would you be able to provide me with a sample tax invoice so I can see how it is structured?

A: Invoices are not customisable. You can see the layout by following the "How do I create an invoice?" link at https://bas-i.com.au/?getcontent=help

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Q: I noticed that the current valuation model appears to be based solely on a single year of operating performance. From what I understand, standard business valuation practices typically consider at least three years of historical operating results to ensure a more reliable and comprehensive assessment. Does your program include a model that incorporates multiple years of data?

A: Regarding the operating performance the model uses inputs for 1 year (current) and then forecasts a further 3 years of operating performance utilizing the current year data and the Relative Indicators provided on the Input tab. A relative indicator is used to reflect changes in the factors that influence future business performance and hence its value. Current year data should reflect a base operation state. Changes from this (internal and external) are captured by the Relative Indicators and applied in the business forecast and valuation.

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Q: How can I update my bas-i.c account?

A: Simply use the link in your last Account Code email to open bas-i.c ( https://bas-i.com.au ). You can also have your Account Code resent from https://bas-i.com.au/resend.html . When you use the Account Code link bas-i.c will use the email account details provided. However as all data is saved locally on the system / browser used data can only be accessed from the system / browser it was saved on.

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Q: Is https use for bas-i.c accounting required?

A: https secure protocol is now default for bas-i.c accounting. Please use https://bas-i.com.au for all accounts.

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