The open-source toolkit for embedding robust double-entry accounting into Django products. Free get-started guide for developers — expert implementation when you need production delivery.
Core model, zero-config starter, blueprints, notebook, and next steps — unlocked after email verification (double opt-in, 48h link).
Bridge application logic and financial reporting from day one.
Entities, CoA, ledgers, journals, and transactions on Django ORM — without a one-off general ledger in every product.
Balance sheet, P&L, and cash flow from the same books — at ledger or entity scope, including PDF export paths.
Transaction blueprints let engineers and accountants agree on how sales, payroll, and domain events hit the books.
Based on the living Get Started Guide, QuickStart Notebook, and Next Steps materials — the same path I use when onboarding teams.
Transactions, journal entries, ledgers (micro-accounting), and multi-tenant entities.
Clone, migrate, create admin, explore UI, populate default CoA and sample data.
Create entities, dispatch IO blueprints, and generate financial statement digests in Python.
Bills, invoices, closing entries, community, and when to bring in implementation help.
DjangoCon 2024: how Django Ledger bridges developers and accountants with intentional financial design.
Where product teams implement Django Ledger successfully.
Billing, invoicing, and audit-ready books without delaying the product roadmap.
Orders, inventory valuation, payments, and refunds with a clear trail to statements.
Period closes, consolidations, and controls on a familiar Django stack.
Budgeting and expense platforms with consistent categorization and APIs.
Need expert help integrating double-entry accounting into your product? I partner with teams to design, implement, and scale Django Ledger — from SaaS billing to ERP-grade reporting.
Embedding double-entry accounting, invoices, financial statements, and analytics inside Django products — from fintech apps to internal ERP-style systems and custom accounting workflows.
Subscribe for the free Get Started Guide (double opt-in email verification), then follow the core model, zero-config starter project, and quickstart notebook. Docs and GitHub examples are also public.
Django Ledger was created by Miguel Sanda and is open source on GitHub under the arrobalytics organization. Miguel and EDMA Group offer expert consulting for implementations and integrations.
Yes. Typical work includes domain modeling, chart of accounts design, transaction blueprints, migrations, API/reporting layers, multi-entity setups, and production hardening aligned to your compliance needs.
Yes. The core project is open source (GPLv3). Optional paid help covers architecture, implementation sprints, and team coaching when you want production-ready delivery faster.
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