FILWORX LEDGER / ACCOUNTING & FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

Know what’s owed, what’s due, and where you stand.

For accountants, finance teams and business owners. Organize invoices, supplier bills, journals and financial reports. Review receivables, payables and period-close checks with FilWorx Ledger.

Read-only AI financial questions and receipt extraction with human confirmation, available in selected packages.

FILWORX LEDGERACTUAL APPLICATION
Ledger financial summaries, revenue and net income charts, and receivables aging with fictional demo data.

Actual Ledger dashboard components · fictional demo data
Original application branding retained.

A WORKFLOW WITH CONTEXT

Follow the transaction.Understand the balance.

Trace transactions, follow up on balances and review reports by company.

01

Put transactions in context.

Organize invoices, bills and transaction entries by account and company or legal entity.

Income & expenses / Receivables / Payables
02

Review the accounting trail.

Work with journals and the general ledger, supported by period controls and audit history.

Journals / General ledger / Period controls
03

See the financial position.

Review the trial balance, income statement and balance sheet for the entity you need to understand.

Financial reports / Entity reporting

PUT IT IN PRACTICE

One supplier bill.A place in the books.

01

Enter the bill.

Record a supplier bill under the appropriate entity and account.

02

Review the entry.

Check the journal and payable through your accounting review process.

03

Look at the reports.

Review the trial balance and financial statements for the selected entity and period.

Your accountant determines the accounting treatment and review process. Ledger supports recordkeeping and reporting; it does not replace professional judgment.

WHO IT’S FOR

For the teams responsible for the numbers.

For accountants, finance teams, CFOs and owners managing the books.

Accountants & finance teams

Follow up on invoices and supplier balances.

Review receivables, overdue invoices and supplier balances when deciding which collection or payment questions need attention.

Explore accounting workflows

Accountants & CFOs

Review the books before period close.

Review journals and the checks required before closing a period, with an accounting trail available for follow-up.

See period-close controls

Finance teams & owners

Discuss the company’s financial position.

Review the trial balance, income statement and balance sheet for the selected entity and period with your accountant.

Bring your reporting questions

A CLOSER LOOK AT THE WORK

From service-line margins
to month-end reports.

Explore the screens with fictional names, figures and reporting periods.

01 / SERVICE-LINE PROFITABILITY

Know which service lines carry the margin.

Compare revenue, direct costs and gross margin across tagged service lines, with a target to guide the conversation.

  • Service-line gross margin and target comparison
  • Shared overhead shown separately
  • Reconcile totals against the income statement
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Know which service lines carry the margin.. Fictional demo data.
Actual report component with fictional companies and figures. Shared overhead is not automatically allocated to service-line net profit.

02 / FINANCIAL DASHBOARD

Your financial picture, in one view.

Review cash, receivables, payables and financial trends from the Ledger dashboard.

  • Cash, receivables and payables summary
  • Revenue and net-income trends
  • Receivables aging and items needing attention
Explore this in a demo
Your financial picture, in one view.. Fictional demo data.
Actual Ledger dashboard components with fictional company details and financial figures. January 2025 is a sample reporting period.

03 / MULTI-COMPANY REPORTING

Keep company boundaries. Broaden the view.

Select permitted companies and review a combined financial statement using aligned account codes.

  • Select entities for the report
  • Review combined balance sheets or income statements
  • Optional prior-period comparison controls
Explore this in a demo
Keep company boundaries. Broaden the view.. Fictional demo data.
Actual report component with fictional entities and balances. Same functional currency and aligned codes required; no automatic intercompany eliminations or FX translation.

LOOK BEYOND THE FEATURE LIST

The margin.
The controls.
The company context.

Bring a business example to explore these workflows in a demo.

01SERVICE BUSINESS REPORTING

Gross margin by service line.

Review revenue, direct costs and gross margin for tagged service lines, with a target-margin comparison. Keep unassigned amounts and overhead visible for accounting review.

Requires appropriate account tagging. Shared overhead is not automatically allocated into each service line’s net profit.

PUT IT TO THE TEST

Bring two service lines and ask to trace their tagged accounts into the margin report.

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02MONTH-END CONTROL

Period close with checks and a review trail.

Run checks before closing a month. Unposted journal entries block closing; warnings require review and explicit acceptance. The close records a snapshot of the checks.

PUT IT TO THE TEST

Ask to see a draft journal prevent closing, and how the team resolves it.

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03CROSS-ENTITY REPORTING

A financial view across selected companies.

Combine balance-sheet and income-statement amounts across permitted entities using matching account codes, while keeping each company’s books separate.

Use aligned account codes and the same functional currency. Combined statements do not perform currency translation or automatic intercompany eliminations.

PUT IT TO THE TEST

Bring your company structure and chart of accounts to assess the group reporting fit.

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AI IN SELECTED PACKAGES / HUMAN JUDGMENT

Ask about the numbers.Review the answer.

Explore read-only financial questions and human-reviewed receipt extraction in selected packages.

01

Question the financial picture.

Use the read-only AI CFO to ask about balance sheets, income statements and available financial context.

For your teamStart a financial review with a plain-language explanation, then verify it against the reports.

02

Focus the follow-up.

Ask about receivables/payables aging and overdue invoices or bills using the available read-only tools.

For your teamIdentify records to investigate when planning collection or payment follow-up.

03

Extract, then confirm.

Extract receipt details from supported uploads, review the suggested fields and confirm them before posting.

For your teamReduce retyping of receipt details while keeping a human confirmation step in the accounting workflow.

AN EXAMPLE QUESTION

“Which customer invoices are overdue in the selected entity?”

Illustrative prompt, not a sample result or performance promise.

AI CFO tools read financial information; they do not post or edit the books. Receipt extraction requires human review and confirmation. Check figures and source documents; AI does not replace accounting or tax judgment.

AI availability depends on your selected package and configuration. Confirm included capabilities, access, usage limits, data handling and pricing during a demo.

Explore AI-enabled packages in a demo

A PRACTICAL NEXT STEP

Your workflow first.
The software second.

A useful demo starts with the way your business actually works.

  1. 01

    Bring the everyday questions.

    Tell us where records, approvals or reporting take more effort than they should.

  2. 02

    Look at the relevant workflow.

    Review the product, roles and details that matter to your team.

  3. 03

    Decide with the details in hand.

    Explore HRIS or Ledger in a free demo, or request a WorqMate demo. Confirm pricing, scope and implementation arrangements for your team.

BEFORE WE TALK

Questions about
FilWorx Ledger.

The questions worth asking before you choose business software.

What is FilWorx Ledger?

FilWorx Ledger is accounting and bookkeeping software for recording transactions, managing receivables and payables, maintaining journals and reviewing financial reports.

Can I report by company or entity?

The application organizes accounting activity by legal entity and includes entity-level reporting. Confirm your required entities and reporting boundaries during evaluation.

Does it replace our accountant?

Your accounting team remains responsible for accounting decisions, reconciliations and review. Ledger supports recordkeeping and reporting; it does not replace professional judgment.

Does it include tax filing or bank connections?

This website does not offer tax filing, banking connections or BIR accreditation as part of the product scope. Discuss any such requirements explicitly during evaluation.

Can Ledger work with FilWorx HRIS?

Yes. Use FilWorx Ledger independently or together with FilWorx HRIS, with synchronization available for your setup. Ask us to demonstrate the synchronized workflow during a demo.

Can the AI assistant change our books?

AI CFO tools are read-only: they can retrieve financial reports, aging and overdue-document context to support questions. Receipt extraction is a separate workflow with human confirmation before posting. AI output requires accounting review; availability and usage terms are confirmed for your setup.

How are pricing and availability confirmed?

FilWorx Ledger is currently available for free demos. Request a demo to explore your transaction workflow and discuss reporting needs, pricing and the available setup.

LET’S LOOK AT YOUR WORKFLOW

See how FilWorx Ledger
fits your team.

Tell us what you need to manage, what takes too much time, and what you want to see more clearly.

Use HRIS or Ledger independently, or use both together. Ask us to demonstrate the synchronization available for your setup. Ask about WorqMate separately. Customization requests are welcome; tell us about your requirements.

HRIS and Ledger are currently available for free demos.
Request a demo to discuss pricing and the available setup.

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