How kimithora/veloura works
Veloura Accounting is a Django accounting application for recording company finances. Its documented workflow is to configure company, partner, accounting-period, and bank-account data, record bank transactions that create journal entries, and use accounting records for ledgers and financial statements. The README also describes capital tracking and a service-side profit-sharing workflow. The supplied tree contains no Django application source, so feature components have null paths and relationships are limited to README-documented behavior; implementation details cannot be verified.
Main entry points: db.sqlite3 SQLite Database
Components 20
Accounting
- Company Setup
- Accounting Periods
- Chart of Accounts
- Journal Entries
- Journal Actions
- General Ledger
- Trial Balance
- Income Statement
- Balance Sheet
Banking & Capital
- Partners
- Bank Accounts
- Bank Transactions
- Capital History
- Profit Sharing
- Snapshots & Approval
Access & Services
- Django Admin
- Login & Roles
- Audit Trail
Other components
- User
- SQLite Database
db.sqlite3
Connections 20
- User → Django Admin: manages setup
README.md - User → Login & Roles: logs in
README.md - User → Bank Transactions: records transactions
README.md - Django Admin → Company Setup: configures
README.md - Django Admin → Partners: configures
README.md - Django Admin → Accounting Periods: configures
README.md - Django Admin → Bank Accounts: configures
README.md - Bank Transactions → Journal Entries: automatically journals
README.md - User → Journal Entries: creates
README.md - User → Journal Actions: posts or reverses
README.md - User → General Ledger: views
README.md - User → Trial Balance: views
README.md - User → Income Statement: views
README.md - User → Balance Sheet: views
README.md - User → Capital History: tracks contributions
README.md - User → Profit Sharing: simulates allocation
README.md - Profit Sharing → Snapshots & Approval: supports snapshots
README.md - Journal Entries → SQLite Database: persists records
- Bank Transactions → SQLite Database: persists records
- Audit Trail → SQLite Database: persists events