A ledger is a detailed statement of all transactions related to a particular account (customer, vendor, cash, bank, expense, income, etc.). When selecting the Assets category, choose the required account type:¶
6. Choose the Account Type from the predefined options, For Eg: ASSETS¶
7. In the Parent field, select the appropriate parent according to the account type you have entered. ● Example: If the account type is Assets, you can choose Fixed Assets as the parent.¶
8.Under the selected parent (e.g., Fixed Assets), you can add a ledger group to categorize accounts further. ● Example: Under Fixed Assets, you can add the ledger group Furniture and Fixture.¶
9. Enter the name of the account, For EG: OFFICE EQUIPMENTS¶
10. Selecting the Assets Category ● Cash A/C: For petty cash accounts (e.g., Office Cash, Cash in Hand). ● Bank Account: For bank accounts with name and account number (e.g., SIDDARTHA BANK 1234567890). ● TDS Receivable A/C: For TDS entries (e.g., TDS on Service 1.5% SST).loan account ● Others: For other assets like office equipment, furniture, vehicles, etc.choose Others.¶
11. In the Ledger Status field, select Active to make the ledger available for use in transactions. Eg: Active¶
12. Has Sub Ledger: Tick this to create sub-ledgers for detailed tracking, such as individual customers or suppliers. For general assets like Office Equipment, it’s usually left unticked.¶
14. You can view, edit, and delete ledger accounts as required.¶
15. To view a ledger, click “View,” check the ledger details, and then click “Back” to return to the dashboard.¶
16. To edit ledger details, click “Edit,” modify fields such as Account Type, Parent Group, Group Name, Account Category, Activity Type, and Ledger Status, then click “Save.” Editing is only allowed before any transactions are created using this ledger.¶
17. To delete a ledger, click the Delete button; a pop-up message “Are you sure you want to delete this item?” will appear—click OK to confirm deletion or Cancel to cancel the action.¶