Contabilidad
naios-contav0.7.0The journal that writes itself: PGC entries generated from your invoices, expenses and reconciled collections, proposed for you to post, with export to A3/ContaPlus
Description
Accounting turns what the suite already knows into real accounting entries. Every issued invoice, every expense and every collection reconciled in Treasury generates its PGC (Spanish General Chart of Accounts) entry, including multi-rate VAT, equivalence surcharge and withholdings, with subaccounts per customer, supplier and bank that create themselves. Entries are born PROPOSED: you review and post them yourself, individually or in batches. Posted entries are immutable and are corrected with a reversing entry, never by deleting. The journal exports as accounting CSV and in ContaPlus format to load into your advisor's software, or so your accounting firm can work directly here. What doesn't balance is not hidden: the issues inbox shows it.
Features (6)
Invoices, expenses and reconciled collections become proposed PGC entries, including multi-VAT, surcharge and withholdings
Entries are born proposed; you review and post them individually or in batches. Posted entries are immutable and are corrected with a reversing entry
4300xxxx per customer, 4000xxxx per supplier, 5720xxxx per bank, auto-provisioned on the first entry and stable forever
The journal comes out as Spanish accounting CSV and in ContaPlus format, ready for your advisor's software
What doesn't balance or can't be posted appears in the issues inbox with its reason. Structural honesty
Each ERP company keeps its own accounting, with the same permissions as always: whoever can see the ERP can view; whoever can edit can post
Changelog
- Journal with two views (#282): "Entries", one row per entry with a single amount column (previously the same figure was repeated in Debit and Credit), and "Lines", the general journal line by line with subaccount, account name, description, Debit and Credit, grouped by entry. The chosen view is remembered.
- General journal in PDF (#282): button in the Journal; classic landscape format, one line per posting, totals and pagination; by dates and, optionally, with proposed entries marked.
- The entry window no longer scrolls horizontally: the subaccount and its name are always visible and the description wraps to a new line (#281).