We’ve just released an update for Fiscal Hosts which enables you to indicate if your accounting categories apply to operational funds (Your Organisation) or to managed funds (Money held on behalf of Collectives). This applies to all accounting categories (expenses and contributions).
This effects expense categorization, since the list of possible accounting categories is now shorter and depends on who is paying the expense. If an expense is submitted to a Fiscal Host, the list of accounting categories will only include categories related to operational funds.
If an expense is submitted to a hosted collective, the list of accounting categories will only include categories related to managed funds.
There is no way for us to know in advance which categories are which (hence the project). So, if you have utilized accounting categories before, these have all been marked as “managed funds” and you will need to review your chart of accounts and manually indicate and update those that are related to operational funds.
Great update! Clearer separation between operational and managed funds will definitely improve financial tracking for Fiscal Hosts. For those into Android apps, check out the latest version of Smart Play for enhanced streaming control and features.
Thanks for the detailed update on the Chart of Accounts changes! 📊 It’s great to see OpenCollective evolving its financial structure with more transparency and flexibility. These improvements will definitely help communities and contributors better understand where funds are going — much appreciated! Looking forward to seeing how this enhances reporting and clarity across the board. 🙌
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Really appreciate the clarity in this update — modernizing the Chart of Accounts is a big step, and it’s great to see OpenCollective making accounting more accessible and transparent for everyone involved. These kinds of thoughtful improvements make managing and tracking funds so much easier for communities and collectives alike. 🙌📘
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