Office · Module 12 of 20

General ledger

Under billing, payroll, library fines and asset depreciation there is one ledger. Every module that touches money writes a journal here, tagged with the source that produced it — which is what makes a school balance auditable rather than merely reported.

Route
/office/accounting/gl
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Chrome
Reaches
Accountant, auditor
General ledger screen with account picker listing the school chart of accounts
Plate 35 General ledger. Pick an account for its statement with opening and running balances, or read across all accounts.

Journals

Every entry moves through draft, approval and posting, and keeps its origin. The Source column separates what the system generated from what a person keyed: StudentBilling entries come from an invoice being issued, Manual ones from the journals screen itself.

Journals grid with reference, type, source, memo, debit and status columns
Plate 36 Journals. Memos name the event behind the entry — Student invoice issued · InvoiceIssued, or a reversal that says which entry it reverses and why.

Chart of accounts

The chart is a hierarchy: 1000 ASSETS1100 Cash & Cash Equivalents1110 Bank — Byblos USD Current. Parent accounts group; only accounts marked postable can take an entry, which is what stops a posting landing on a heading.

Chart of accounts tree with type, balance, postable and active columns
Plate 37 Chart of accounts. Expand or collapse the tree, show balances, and include or hide zero-balance accounts.
School-shaped accounts

The default chart is written for a school, not adapted from a generic one — Student Tuition Receivable, Deferred Tuition Revenue, Library Fines & Damages, End-of-Service Indemnity Provision, School Buses. Import your own if you'd rather keep an existing structure.