Revenue is the top prior line as it appears first on a company’s income statement. Revenue is known as sales on the income statement. Besides, it is independent of deposits, sales items, tax, attached invoices, and other similar records. Add Revenues From WP Ever...
In general, a customer is a person who buys goods or services from a shop or business. Customers are important so that you can keep an eye on sales. Most importantly, you will be needing customers to generate invoices when needed. How to Add Customers To add...
Payment is the top prior line as it appears first on a company’s expense statement. It is the expense that is recorded in a book before it is being paid. How to Add Payments To add payments, simply click on the Add New button from the Expense menu in WP Ever...
In general, vendors are the supplier of goods or services. Using WP Ever Accounting, you can keep track of vendors by simply making a list of them. Add Vendors To add vendors, simply click on the Add New button which will take you to a new page. Add a Vendor From the...
Bills help you to keep legal records of your expenses by tracking the number of goods purchased, purchasing date, how much money was spent on the products. Bills can include both taxes and discounts when necessary. WP Ever Accounting gives you the opportunity to add...
The default generated invoice using WP Ever Accounting- Now, if you have an intention to make some changes in your invoice template, you can do it simply by going through this article. Suppose, you want to move the customer info section to the left and move the...
10.1 Quick Setup The Welcome to Beehive Quick Setup modal appears the first time Beehive is activated, and we encourage novice users to follow it. It offers two simple ways to connect Beehive to Google Analytics. Connect with Google – This is the simplest connection...
10.2 Beehive Dashboard The Dashboard statistics become available after Beehive is connected to Google Analytics and consists of the Overview, the Statistics quick access panel, and the Google Tag Manager module. Admins, particularly those managing multiple sites, can...
10.3 Google Analytics This is where you’ll manage your Google Analytics account once you’ve authenticated it for use with Beehive, either during the Quick Setup or on the Accounts screen. 10.3.1 Statistics (Analytics) The statistics tab allows you to view all of your...
10.4 Google Tag Manager This section enables you to integrate Google Tag manager with Beehive. To activate the integration, start by clicking the Activate button. Note that if you have already integrated Google Analytics with your Google Tag Manager account, you do...
10.5 Accounts This is where you manage your authentication to different analytics services. However, currently only Google Analytics is supported. Using Google Tag Manager? If you have already integrated Google Analytics with your Google Tag Manager account, you do...
10.6 Settings The Settings area is where site admins can modify Beehive’s configuration to manage plugin data, enable various users and/or user roles to view statistics and adjust plugin settings. 10.6.1 General Manage your general Beehive settings here. Statistics...