Period Entry Accounting

Accrual = Work Done − Payments Made

Step 1: Add transaction → Step 2: Add payments → Step 3: Select report period → Step 4: View timeline

Step 1️⃣ Add Transaction (Type, Amount & Period)

Transactions

Description Type Period Total Value Work in Period Payments in Period Accrual

Step 2️⃣ Add Payments

Add a transaction first

Step 3️⃣ Select Report Period

Step 4️⃣ View Timeline

Add a transaction to see timeline

📊 Financial Reports

Profit & Loss (to period end)

Prior Period Profit £0.00
Current Period Profit £0.00
= Total Profit / (Loss) £0.00

Balance Sheet (at period end)

Assets

Bank Balance £0.00
Trade Receivables £0.00
Prepayments £0.00
Total Assets £0.00

Liabilities

Trade Payables (£0.00)
Deferred Income (£0.00)
Total Liabilities (£0.00)
Net Assets £0.00

🔮 Rolling Forecast

🌐 The Bigger Vision: An Internet of Accounting

This demo shows Period Entry for one entity. Now imagine:

Your invoice to me is my bill from you. Same transaction, shared ledger.

Instead of you recording a receivable and me recording a payable — and both of us reconciling later — we record once, together, on a blockchain.

And the banks? They share the same entry too. Supplier, customer, supplier's bank, customer's bank — four parties, one record. Creating a payment becomes as simple as sending an email, anywhere, any currency.

Period Entry + Shared Ledgers = Accounting infrastructure as simple as email.

Read the full paper →