I’m evaluating ERPnext for a client and quickly ran into an issue: The chart-of-accounts is not compliant with the standard swedish chart of accounts, which is what my client need. So I tried to import a chart of accounts using the import feature, but I run into an error saying “The pareint account 1 - Tillgångar does not exists in the uploaded template”. Any idea on how to fix this? The first line in the Excelfile is the parent account for the parent account named “Tillgångar” with account numer 1, see the import file i created here: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/2ml68225l7bxm0mf9bi2e/coa_importer_template.xlsx?dl=0&rlkey=72n4d618da2ljl5ddg9tt11wm
Any ideas on how to proceed would be very welcome!
Kindly
Anders
Hi,
I’m new to ERP Next but i faced the same problem for Portugal.
After digging I found that the company must be created with the correct char of account. I didn’t find one for Sweden. My suggestion is that you create the file that is used as a template for the main chart of accounts.
If you go to apps/erpnext/erpnext/accounts/doctype/account/chart_of_accounts/verified/ you will find some files used to create the chart of accounts for other countries. Just copy one of them, give it a meaningful name and fill the tree (JSON) with the accounts you need.
Recreate the company using the new chat of accounts and then, if needed, you can import using the import feature.
Regards
Armando
In your file Parent account number is incorrect. For “Tillgångar” account number is 1000 for in the parent account number column also need to put 1000 and not 1.
You need to correct all numbers accordingly in Parent Account Number Column.
I manage to get an successful import of Swedish CoA (called BAS). But now I struggling with getting reporting working in ERPnext. Has someone used custom CoA and got ERPnext working?
I’ve now completed a full year using the BAS chart of accounts in ERPNext, and I closed the books yesterday without any issues. My company isn’t very complex, so I haven’t explored every aspect of the system or the BAS chart of accounts, but it has worked well for my needs. I’ll be continuing to run my company on ERPNext next year as well. Thanks to the ERPNext development team!