Questions people ask

When the work is delivered, not when the invoice is paid. That is why the revenue line and the cash line move differently, and why both are shown.

No. Post an adjusting journal in the open period instead — that is what an auditor expects to see, and it leaves the original figures intact.

It stays in the ledger at zero with a reason attached, so the numbering never has a gap. The audit log keeps who voided it and when.

Per line, at the rate held against each product, and then added. Never as a single percentage of the subtotal — that rounds differently and disagrees with the tax return.

Yes. It is allocated across them oldest first by default, and you can change the allocation before it is posted.

The balance sits as a credit against the customer and is offered against the next invoice. It is never quietly written off.

Invoices are held in the currency they were raised in and converted at the rate on the date of the transaction. The difference on settlement is posted to exchange gains and losses.

Because retained earnings is derived, not typed. Every figure comes from one place, and the build asserts 38 accounting identities before it will produce a page.

Every report exports to CSV, and the trial balance exports in a form most accounting packages will import directly.

As far as the data you load. Tallio does not close off historic periods, though a locked period cannot be posted into.

No. This is a front-end template: HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Every figure you see is demo data generated at build time, and every control that would write something says so instead.

Tailwind CSS, Alpine.js and ApexCharts — all MIT. The typeface is Inter, under the SIL Open Font Licence. The icons are drawn in-house. There is nothing here you have to buy a licence for.

Yes. Open any page by double-clicking it. Nothing is fetched at runtime and no path is absolute.