Finance & Accounting Module

Invoicing, receivables, payables, accounts, and financial compliance in one system.

What's Included

Complete financial management and reporting:

Chart of Accounts

Account hierarchy with assets, liabilities, equity, income, and expense classifications.

Journal Entries

Manual entry creation, debit/credit posting, approval workflows, and reversals.

Invoicing

Auto-generated sales invoices from delivery challans with tax calculation and PDF generation.

Receivables & Payables

Track customer invoices, vendor payments, payment terms, and aging analysis.

Financial Reports

P&L, balance sheet, cash flow, trial balance, aged receivables/payables, and variance analysis.

Audit & Compliance

Complete transaction audit trail, user action tracking, and compliance reporting.

Finance Management Challenges

What happens when accounting stays disconnected from operations:

❌ Invoice creation is manual

Invoices aren't auto-created from delivery challans, leading to delays and missed billing.

❌ Costs and margins are opaque

Without production costing integration, you can't connect raw material, labor, and overhead to actual profits.

❌ Receivables aging is unclear

Without automated tracking, overdue payments and bad debts go unnoticed until too late.

❌ Payables don't match receipts

Vendor invoices can't be matched to POs and GRNs, creating duplicate or missed payments.

❌ Financial reports take days

Manual P&L, balance sheets, and cash flow statements can't be generated instantly.

❌ Tax compliance is risky

Without centralized journaling and audit trails, GST/VAT compliance becomes a guessing game.

Key Workflows

How finance flows in Company Status:

Delivery to Invoice

Challan completed → Invoice auto-created → Tax calculated → Sent to customer

Cost Calculation

Material cost + Labor + Overhead → Order profitability → Margin tracking

Financial Close

Month-end → Journal entries posted → P&L generated → Compliance ready

Connect operations to finance

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