# Allocate Accounts to Sales Nature
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## How to Allocate Multiple Accounts to Sales Nature?
In this tutorial, we will learn how to **allocate or update Sale Nature for accounts in Logic ERP**. This feature helps ensure that **customer accounts are correctly linked with the appropriate sale nature**, making taxation and reporting more accurate.
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### Open Allocate Accounts to Sale Nature Window
First, navigate to the setup section where account allocations can be configured.
**Navigation Path**
* Go to the **Main Menu**
* Open the **Setup Module**
* Expand **Set Other Account Details**
* Click **Allocate Accounts to Sale Nature**
* This will open the **account allocation window**, where all accounts available in the system are displayed.
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### Understand the Sale Nature Filter
* At the top of the screen, you will see the **Sale Nature dropdown**.
* The dropdown contains **different types of sale natures available in the system**, such as:
* Local B2B
* Interstate B2B
* Local B2C
* Interstate B2C
When you **select a specific sale nature**, the system automatically:
* Filters the account list
* Displays **only those accounts associated with selected sale nature**
* Select **B2C** from the **Sale Nature dropdown**
* The screen will now display **all accounts currently linked with B2C sale nature**.
This makes it easier to **identify and manage accounts linked to a particular sale nature**.
**View Accounts in Other Sale Nature**
* Navigate to the **Accounts in Other Sale Nature section**
* This section shows accounts **not linked with the currently selected sale nature**.
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### Select the Account to Update
Now let’s update the sale nature of an account.
* From the **Select Accounts option**, choose the account:
* **Logic ERP**
* Before updating the sale nature, we will verify its current configuration.
**Verify Current Sale Nature of the Account**
Navigate to:
* **Setup Module**
* Open **Setup New Accounts**
* Search and select **"Logic ERP"**
As observed:
* The current **Sale Nature is B2C**
Now return to the **Allocate Accounts to Sale Nature** window to update it.
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### Change the Sale Nature of the Account
* In the **Sale Nature dropdown**,
* Select the new **Sale Nature**.
* For example: **Local B2B**
**After selecting the new sale nature:**
* The account **moves from the current list**
* It appears under **Accounts in Other Sale Nature**
* Select the account from the list
* Click **Save**
The **sale nature allocation will now be updated successfully**.
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### Verify the Updated Sale Nature
Finally, confirm the changes.
Go back to:
* **Setup Module**
* Open **Setup New Accounts**
* Select Account Name "**Logic ERP"**
You will observe that the **Sale Nature has been updated**:
* **Previous Sale Nature:** Interstate B2B
* **Updated Sale Nature:** Local B2B
This confirms that the **sale nature allocation has been successfully updated**.
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### Conclusion
Using the **Allocate Accounts to Sale Nature feature in Logic ERP**, businesses can:
* Correctly assign **tax-related sale nature to customer accounts**
* Simplify **GST and sales classification**
* Manage **account configurations efficiently**
* Ensure **accurate billing and reporting**
This functionality helps maintain **better control over account classifications and transaction accuracy**.
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