I think the difficulty is that in the gnucash structure at present, a
transaction does not have a vendor or customer identity associated with it
direcctly. It is the invoice/bill structure which provides the link between a
customer/vendor and the particular associated transactions. There is an
Not exactly. If using QuickBooks in which you can assign a transaction
to a vendor/customer, I don't have to create invoices and bills just for
the sake of tracking the payment sources and targets. So the workflow
does depend on the tool you are using...
On 9/25/23 4:08 PM, Adrien
Yeah, AI is not presently a danger, precisely because it doesn't exist.
That's just marketing hype.
The danger is that people *think* it exists and are trusting those
algorithms as if it does.
Like any tool, the danger lies not in the tool itself, but with the user
who doesn't understand
This is an accounting question more than a GnuCash question, but I did
notice something that trying to do this in GnuCash, may help with the
caveat that you need to discuss this with a local CPA. This is not
accounting advice, but a starting point for questions to ask the CPA.
I'll make
On 2023-09-25 12:40, Adrien Monteleone wrote:
> ChatGPT cannot give you an answer.
>
> It is designed to spit out sentences that plausibly sound like a human
> answered your question.
>
> There is a universe of difference between the two.
>
> One implies accuracy, the other is B.S. that appears
"to those who don't know better"
Bit eye roll there.
On 9/25/23 12:40 PM, Adrien Monteleone wrote:
ChatGPT cannot give you an answer.
It is designed to spit out sentences that plausibly sound like a human
answered your question.
There is a universe of difference between the two.
One
ChatGPT cannot give you an answer.
It is designed to spit out sentences that plausibly sound like a human
answered your question.
There is a universe of difference between the two.
One implies accuracy, the other is B.S. that appears accurate to those
who don't know better.
Regards,
Also, https://lists.gnucash.org/pipermail/gnucash-user/2023-June/107567.html
would probably readily adapt for commission.
>
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JC wrote:
> I really wished that GC would have the option to link Vendor/Customer to a
> transaction without creating a bill or invoice. Any future development
> plans for
Thanks Mark for your response. Very interesting answers. Nice try Mr.
ChatGPT. This seems to be a typical ChatGPT response, overwhelmed with
words (no picture), mixing different subjects together (accounting
workflow and management workflow), and not answer the questions
specifically to GC.
well...
I don't know how to answer your question, but considering what I would
do if I were asking the same questions...
I went to ChatGPT and asked the big AI. Here is what it said;
My Prompt (from you):
I am trying to set up GC for a small property management business. There are
three
Dear GC users,
I am trying to set up GC for a small property management business. There
are three actors involved: Renter, Property Owner, and Property
Manager. Renter pays rent on a monthly basis to property management,
and the manager pays the property owner after taking out certain
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