Money: who owes whom, and when

The ledger tracks just two things

• Receivables: platform payouts for what you sold — which payout, how much, expected when.
• Payables: what you owe for stock you bought — which bill, how much, due when.

It is not accounting software. No chart of accounts, no reports — just a list of who owes whom that anyone can read.

How to use it

1. It books itself: a completed order creates a receivable; a purchase creates a payable. You record nothing by hand.
2. Register payments: when money lands (or leaves), choose Register payment on that entry with the real amount and date, and it is settled. If the amount differs, register what actually moved — the difference stays visible.
3. Due reminders: payables coming due and payouts running late are flagged here and on the Dashboard.
4. For your accountant: sync the ledger to QuickBooks or Xero, or export it as a spreadsheet.

Tips

• Five minutes a week marking what has arrived keeps the ledger always true — no month-end archaeology.