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Ledger lets you track anything related to money in your application with a single package while making your CFO happy at the same time. No matter if your app is handling memberships for a small club or supporting a multinational enterprise, Ledger can handle it.

Ledger is a full-featured implementation of the core of any good accounting system, a double-entry journal and general ledger. It is not a complete accounting solution, but rather the minimum for keeping track of financial transactions. Ledger features a JSON API that provides access to all functions.

That's the only minimal part. Ledger features:

• Full double-entry accounting system with audit trail capability.
• Multi-currency support.
• Support for multiple business units.
• Sub-journal support.
• Multilingual.
• Integrates via direct controller access or through JSON API.
• Atomic transactions with concurrent update blocking.
• Reference system supports soft linking to other ERP components.
• Designed for Laravel from the ground up.

Documentation

Full documentation is available here.

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Quick start

Installation and Configuration

Install Ledger with composer:

composer require abivia/ledger

Publish configuration:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Abivia\Ledger\LedgerServiceProvider"

Create database tables

php artisan migrate

Configuration

The configuration file is installed as config\ledger.php. You can enable/disable the JSON API, set middleware, and a path prefix to the API.

Updating

To ensure schema changes are in place publish the configuration again and migrate:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Abivia\Ledger\LedgerServiceProvider"
php artisan migrate

Donations welcome

Abivia is a small business. Even small donations go a long way.

If you're getting something out of Ledger, you can sponsor us in any amount you wish using Liberapay . Liberapay is itself run on donations and charges no fees beyond bank charges.