SQL-Ledger
 SQL-Ledger is a
double entry accounting system. Accounting data is stored in an SQL
Database Server and a standard web browser can be used as its user
interface.
The entire system is linked through a chart of accounts. Each
item in inventory is linked to income, expense, inventory and tax
accounts. When items are sold and purchased the accounts are
automatically updated.
The system uses the Perl
language with a database interface module for processing and PostgreSQL
for data storage.
Configuration files let you specify to which SQL database
server to connect to, personal preferences such as company name,
language, number and date format, etc.
SQL-Ledger 2.8.17
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Price
Free to download
Size
3.2MB
License
GNU GPL
Developer
DWS Systems Inc.
Website
www.sql-ledger.org
System Requirements
Perl, 5+
Web server (Apache, NCSA, httpi, thttpd, ...)
SQL Server (PostgreSQL 7.1+)
DBD (DBD-Pg)
DBI
LaTeX (optional)
Support
Sites:
FAQ,
Forum,
Mailing
List
Selected
Reviews:
Linux.com,
moverve.com
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Features include:
- Accounts Receivable
- Accounts Payable
- Voucher System
- General Ledger
- Inventory Control
- Billing / Invoicing
- Early Payment Discounts
- Time Cards
- Recurring Invoices
- Point of Sale
- Check Printing
- Purchase / Sales Orders
- Customizable Taxes
- Multi-user
- Multi-company
- Audit Control
- Foreign Currency
- Internationalization
- Access Control
- SQL server backend
- Customizable Templates
- Customers
- Vendors
- Assemblies (BOM, kits)
- Chart of Accounts
- Customizable Reports
- Financial Statements
- Administration Module
- Application Interface
- Customized scripts
- Customized menus
- Stylesheets
- Console interface
- Batching transactions
- Backup to file/email
- Backup data to a file or send to an email account for
off-line storage
- Data is stored in ASCII format
- Backups can also be imported into a spreadsheet for
further processing
- Restore data at the same or another location
- Restoring data requires shell level access to prevent
accidental overwrites
- Import from CSV file
- Use on Handhelds such as Nokia 770 tablets
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