The Accountant General Ledger

Description

The Accountant – General Ledger

Easy to use free and open source web based double entry accounting software written in PHP – MySQL

The Accountant – General Ledger Accounting System is a secure cloud based double entry accounting system enabling organizations and individuals to manage their financial accounts with multiple companies. You can create and manage accounts under specific company. You can create multiple users and give them access to a particular company or companies. The Accountant allows you to create/post Journal Vouchers. Print all necessary reports such as:

• General Ledger Summary
• Vouchers Summary
• Trial Balance
• Income Statement
• Balance Sheets

The Accountant has been developed in PHP Codeignitor framework & MySql database enabling easy setup & easy maintainability. It is cloud based system allowing you to access your company accounts from everywhere on the go.

Benefits :

• Free and Open Source under MIT License
• No setup required
• Works on “Shared Hosting” environment
• Community driven
• PHP 5+ Supported
• MySQL Supported

Features :

• Chart of Accounts (Groups and Ledgers)
• Dynamic Entry Types (Cash/Bank Receipt, Cash/Bank Payment, Contra, Journal, etc)
• Ledger Account reconciliation
• Tag entries for better reference control
• Reports include Balance Sheet, Profit and Loss Statement, Trial Balance and Ledger Statement, Reconciliation Report, etc.
• Download Reports in PDF format.
• User Authentication and roles assignment.
• User Action logs for user activity monitoring.
• Full support for MySQL database transactions to maintain data integrity
• Support for multiple Companies/Years accounts

Important Information about application’s Database Structure

The default structure of The Accountant – General Ledger is based on two databases.

First, the SQLite3 Database which handles the admin section for the software i.e. the users, groups, permissions, accounts that are created for each new fiscal year/company, it’s MySQL database settings and the general/main setting for the application.

On the other hand the MySQL database handles the main features of the application, that is the accounting/book keeping/Chart of Account(COA), entries, advance search, reports, account settings, etc.

Important Note: Create New accounts in new Databases. don’t use same DB for different accounts.