This is where we are going to start a new company.it will be a bit longer of a section that many of the ones we have seen in the past. we will include the setup of a new company that will go onto its website. we will set up the account and set up a new company quick books online will set up items both inventory items and services items we will be selling our inventory as well as making revenue and those two things are going to be driven by items within QuickBooks.we will set up customer so will put the new customer into the customer section within Quickbooks online. we will also set up the vendors within Quickbooks online. we will set up the beginning balance for all of these accounts including the inventory account the customers and the vendor will also take at the payroll option within QuickBooks online and set up new employees within the software. well then finally generate the report detail and take a look at the transaction we have made as we have entered these began in balance and see how QuickBooks is formatting these beginning balance and whether or not we need to make any adjustments as we started to entry this primary or entry data.

Setup new company preferences

We are going to 1st Quickbooks dashboard and go to the setting icon open the file and fill in all of the information like 1 company name 2 logos 3 address 4 company type 5 number 6 open date
(We are going to account and setting option and fill full these options
*company
*billing and subscription
*sales
*expenses
*payments
*advanced)
we are filling all the detail and go to the check all the details are correct now we click the save button

Customer balance setup

we are going to the first dashboard option now click the sales icon now we will be going to the customer section and fill his activities
1 customer name
2 phone number
3 email address
And click the down word is to add customers.

we will go to the excel file and download a simple file all are save in CSV files.
now, this process will be running on one by one is all customers setup.and click the browse button upload the file on CVS.

MAP DATA

Here we will be set up a company name, fax, country, city, state, zip, opening Balance, opening balance date .now get setup the all customer’s name and all fill the detail.
go to the balance sheets and look at total assets (current assets and fixed assets ) share (equity and preference) and go to the net income/balance.

Vender-new vendor & opening balance

We will go to the dashboard of QuickBooks select the expenses tab go to the second item up top the vendor section we have the scrolling down we have the added vendor and we have the import file. we have a lot of vendors we need to import. we are just gone an add the vender as we go for these items it’s going to be very similar to the course to the customer when we added the customers in a prior presentation.this time we only have the one vendor so we are going to use the ad vendor function here. we did not have the data input screen. now we have the large of the information we have got the first name last name suffix and all of this would be great information.fill all information you can go to the reports and scroll down click balance sheets and then we are going to change the dates. we will go ahead and run the report and we see our accounts receivable from the prior printed presentation.note that Quickbooks create a bill even though we did not really enter the bill. all we did was enter the opening balance Quickbooks will assume given the fact that it is a vendor that it will be a bill that has been generated.all process are complete we are go to the excel and create some vendor list and save as in the browser.

Set up new employees

We are going to the dashboard on the left-hand side click the employee section. now at this time, we don’t have the payroll set up but the adding of employees will be the same either way. What we are going to do is go down to this icon here and say we want to add an employee and we are going to say I need pay employee we are going to say not right now we are not going to set it up if we go over, we are going to say go to the employee set up what we now have is the employee information tab and this is going to be including all of the personal information for the employee and some of the billable information for the employee.what we do not have right here is going to be the withholding type of information things we typically .now this time which is going to be entering the employee data for a new employee in terms of their personal information (fill all information)save all information and we will go to the click report and see the report and save these report to the excel file.

The Indian drone market is a burgeoning one, despite some restrictive legislation and rules concerning UAS in the country. India has need of drones for fast surveying and mapping of infrastructure and agriculture, and is both purchasing from foreign nations and developing UAS locally for use in the defence industry. In response to the growing demand for drones in India, a number of start-up drone companies have sprung up across the country, and several show promise. The top contenders at present appear to be:

Kadet Defense Systems, founded by Avdhesh Khaitan in 2005, which got its start producing UAS target vehicles for the Indian Air Force and Navy in 2008. Since the initial tests, Kadet has become the first Indian company to win a contract for developing aerial targets for India’s Defence Ministry. They’ve also signed a contract with Airbus for the joint sale and marketing of Airbus aerial targets in India. Kadet Defense Systems would appear to be one of the largest, if not the largest, military-focused startups currently in India.
Skylark Drones- A more civil-focused startup is Skylark Drones, whose focus in UAS usage is on mining, infrastructure and agriculture (and mapping, monitoring, and inspecting, to be specific). The company provides these services to customers using a fleet of custom-built drones and doesn’t distribute the UAS they build. Skylark also offers to analyse or simplify the data they’ve collected for their clients. Skylark was founded in 2014 and has since provided their services to clients like the Bangalore police, Indian Oil, and more.

Aarav Unmanned Systems, founded in 2013 by four university students, and manufactures two of its own UAS platforms. It also offers the service of using these UAS to map, monitor, or inspect in agriculture or industry.

IdeaForge is a more longstanding startup, having been founded in 2007 in Bombay, and has made a good name for itself via its NETRA quadcopter, which has since been used to monitor crowds by Mumbai police in 2012, and in the relief effort for the Nepal earthquake in 2015, to locate survivors.

OM UAV Systems, founded and based in Delhi in 2012, also concerns itself with the manufacturing of UAS, and has brought out five different fixed-wing and multirotor drones for civil and military use.

Samhams Technologies, a three-man company based in Nellore, Andhra Pradesh, manufacture a variety of custom-made UAS for use in commercial or military applications such as payload delivery.

Sree Sai Aerotech, based in Chennai, produce drones for use in agriculture, such as crop-spraying multirotors or farm-mapping drones.
Edall Systems, based in Bangalore, provides mapping, building inspection, and surveying services and build drones of their own for such purposes.

Airpix, based in Navi Mumbai, is a slightly different startup company to the others-their services include the standard mapping and surveying, but they also offer aerial photography for films and other media. In addition, they offer to train UAS pilots in aerial photography and data capture.

Also based in Navi Mumbai are Indrones Solutions, a company that was founded in 2013 and provides surveying, mapping, crop-monitoring, and aerial photography using UAS. The rapid emergence of more and more companies focusing on the use of UAS in India speaks to a market that is growing at a prodigious rate, the sale of civil drones alone having accounted for above US$15 million. Evidently, there is demand for drones in modern India, and these companies are a reflection of that demand.