Double-Entry General Ledger Built for Hotels
Your night audit posts straight into a double-entry hotel ledger, kept per company, with control accounts checked and no unbalanced journal allowed.
You get proper books without a second system. Every folio posting, restaurant bill, tender and credit note already passes through one channel, and the ledger now records the matching side of each.
What you get
- A chart of accounts ready for a hotel: room and F&B revenue, GST liabilities slab by slab, a control account per tender, debtors, creditors and the bank.
- A journal for every day you close, posted by your night audit and by each outlet's day-end routine.
- Every line lands on an account. If debits and credits differ, the journal is rejected.
One set of books per company
Hotel groups are usually a parent company with each hotel as its own company, holding its own PAN, statutory books and audited balance sheet. Your ledger follows that. Each hotel sits under one entity, and properties owned by the same company post into a shared book.
Control accounts that are checked
Debtors, creditors, the payment gateway, the bank and each tender have a control account. A report compares each one with the detailed ledger behind it and shows any gap down to the rupee.
Reports you can pull
- Trial balance, P&L and balance sheet
- Ledger by account and journal by day
- Exports to whatever system your accountant uses
