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Finance Ledger & Chart of Accounts

Record expenses, manage petty cash, view P&L, and work with the double-entry ledger.

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# Finance Ledger & Chart of Accounts


ClinIT includes a lightweight double-entry accounting system for clinic expense tracking and financial reporting.


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Chart of Accounts


The chart of accounts (COA) is pre-populated with standard clinic accounts:


TypeExamples
ASSETCash, Bank, Accounts Receivable
LIABILITYAccounts Payable, Tax Payable
EQUITYOwner's Capital
REVENUEConsultation Fees, Procedure Revenue
EXPENSESalaries, Rent, Supplies, Utilities

Add custom accounts under Finance → Chart of Accounts → + Account.


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Recording Expenses


  1. Go to Finance → Expenses → + New Expense.
  2. Fill in:

- Date.

- Category (from your expense categories list).

- Description.

- Amount.

- Payment method (Cash / Bank).

- Supplier (optional).

- Receipt upload.

- Allocated to branch (if multi-branch).


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Petty Cash


  1. Set up the petty cash float: Finance → Petty Cash → Set Float.
  2. Each petty cash disbursement is a Petty Cash Entry:

- Amount, description, recipient, purpose.

  1. When cash runs low, create a Replenishment entry.
  2. The float balance is updated in real time.

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Supplier Payables


Track amounts owed to suppliers:

  1. Finance → Supplier Payables → + New Payable.
  2. Link to a supplier from your supplier list.
  3. Record invoice number, amount, due date.
  4. When paid, mark as PAID and link the payment.

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Finance Dashboard


Finance → Dashboard shows:


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Ledger Transactions


Every financial event (invoice payment, expense, commission, salary) creates a ledger transaction with debit and credit entries. View the full ledger under Finance → Ledger.


Filter by account, date range, or reference number.


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Reconciliation


At month-end:

  1. Finance → Reconciliation.
  2. Compare ledger balance against bank statement.
  3. Mark matched entries.
  4. Flag discrepancies for investigation.

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