Audit Ledger — what it does

An accounting ledger with automated error detection and reconciliation built in — it flags the entries that will not survive an audit and shows what they disagree with, so corrections happen before the auditor finds them.

How to use Audit Ledger

  1. Enter ledger entries with their accounts, dates and amounts.
  2. Run the detection pass. Duplicate entries, unbalanced lines and figures that contradict the running balance are listed with the entry they belong to.
  3. Work through the flagged items and correct or confirm each one with a note.
  4. Re-run to confirm the list is clear, then use the ledger as the reconciled record.

Worked example: the duplicate that doubled a payment

The same vendor payment of ₹65,000 appears twice on consecutive days — a real duplicate posting rather than two genuine payments. Detection catches the pair by amount and date proximity; left to an audit, the same pair is an explanation to write instead.

At a glance

DoesLedger entry with automated error detection and reconciliation
DetectsDuplicate entries, unbalanced lines, contradicting balances
OutputA flagged list plus the reconciled ledger
Where it runsIn your browser — book data stays on your machine

Frequently asked questions

What is Audit Ledger?
Professional accounting ledger with automated error detection and reconciliation.
Is Audit Ledger free to use?
Yes — Audit Ledger is free to use, with no sign-up, no install and no account.
Does Audit Ledger upload or store my data?
No — Audit Ledger runs entirely in your browser, so your text, files and results never leave your device.
Do I need to install anything to use Audit Ledger?
No — it works in any modern browser (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari) with no downloads, accounts or plugins.
Does it replace an audit?
No. It catches the mechanical errors — duplicates, unbalanced entries, contradictions — which is exactly the class of mistake an audit review spends its first hours on. Judgement calls still need an accountant.
Can I export the ledger and the flags?
The ledger is exportable as text or CSV so the flagged items can be worked through in your own spreadsheet, and the audit page itself documents what was checked.

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