Library and Model Import

Legacy Model The original model with a predefined set of FO Types and Groups suitable for most organizations.s start with the Basic Library, which includes all the Basic Financial Objects:

  1. Basic Income
  2. Basic Other Income
  3. Basic Interest Income
  4. Basic Gain (Loss)
  5. Basic Positive Net Income Adjustment
  1. Basic Expense
  2. Basic Other Deduction
  3. Basic Negative Net Income Adjustment
  4. Basic Interest Expense
    1. Interest Expense Hub
  5. Basic Depreciation
    1. Depreciation Hub
  6. Basic Amortization
    1. Amortization Hub
  7. Basic Depletion
    1. Depletion Hub
  1. Basic Cash
  2. Basic Marketable Security
  3. Basic Accounts Receivable
  4. Basic Inventory
  5. Basic Prepaid
  6. Basic Other Current Asset
  7. Basic Land
  8. Basic Plant and Equipment
  9. Basic Natural Resource
  10. Basic Intangible Asset
  11. Basic Other Asset
  12. Basic Long Term Investment
  13. Basic Accumulated Amortization
    1. Accumulated Amortization Hub
  14. Basic Accumulated Depreciation
    1. Accumulated Depreciation Hub
  15. Basic Accumulated Depletion
    1. Accumulated Depletion Hub
  16. Basic Accumulated Intangible Depreciation
    1. Accumulated Intangible Amortization Hub
  1. Basic Accounts Payable
  2. Basic Accrued Liability
  3. Basic Other Current Liability
  4. Basic Current Portion of Long Term Debt
    1. Current Portion of Long Term Debt Hub
  5. Basic Long Term Debt
  6. Basic Other Long Term Liability
  1. Basic Common Stock
  2. Basic Preferred Stock
  3. Basic Dividend
  4. Basic Balance Sheet Adjustment
  1. Basic Duration Line Item
  2. Basic Instant Line Item
  3. Basic Beginning Instant Line Item
  4. Basic Ratio

 

Synario has also developed extensions of the basic objects to create additional functionality for such things as loans, depreciable assets, employees, accounts payable, accounts receivable and more. Please contact Synario for more information on Financial Object Libraries.

Any given model will create one, and only one, library/model, but as many versions (publications) as needed. Whenever the model owner creates a new version of a model/library by publishing it, the new version becomes available in all models that use that library.

 

Importing a Library or Model

Go to Model Settings/Library and Model Imports. Click on the Add menu within the panel menu to see what libraries are available to you. Select the item you want and it will be added to your list of libraries. Select the version you want and click Save. The library will be imported.

If your model's current library version is not the latest, the Out-of-date Library Imports alert will appear on the Help tab when you first enter your model. It will give you brief information about the library name, old version and newest version available to use. You can either click Edit next to the Out-of-date Library Imports alert, or go directly to Library and Model Import to update to the newest version.

Note: In order to import a library, it must be compatible with the version of the Basic Library. The software will alert you if a new library is incompatible. This is not to say that the new library cannot be used, it means that you might need to use an earlier version of the Basic Library that is compatible.

 

Removing an Imported Library

Go to Model Settings/Library and Model Imports. Each installed library will be listed, including all available versions. At the bottom of the list you will see Remove Library. Select it and save your change. The library will be removed.

 

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