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General Ledger

About this service

Your general ledger is where the financial activity of your business comes together. If transactions are sitting in the wrong account, reconciliations are incomplete or adjustments are not recorded properly, the reports built from that ledger become harder to trust.

InfyWorx provides general ledger support to help businesses keep their financial records organised, reconciled and up to date.

We handle the day-to-day administration around ledger entries, account reconciliations, adjustments and financial record maintenance so your finance team has a cleaner set of books to work from.


What does a general ledger service cover?

The general ledger records the financial transactions that sit behind your business’s financial statements.

Keeping it accurate involves more than entering transactions. Accounts need to be reconciled, unusual balances investigated, adjustments recorded and supporting information kept organised.

Our general ledger service focuses on maintaining the integrity of those records so your business can work from financial information that is current and properly organised.


Why does general ledger accuracy matter?

A small posting error can become a bigger reporting problem when it is carried from one period into the next.

Regular ledger maintenance helps identify discrepancies earlier, keeps account balances supported and makes month-end reporting more straightforward.

For businesses with multiple revenue streams, locations, suppliers or high transaction volumes, a consistent general ledger process can also reduce the administrative pressure on internal finance teams.



What's included

  • General ledger maintenance: Financial transactions reviewed and maintained within the appropriate ledger accounts according to the agreed accounting process.
  • Account reconciliations: Ledger balances compared with supporting records and source information to identify discrepancies.
  • Transaction review: Transactions reviewed for accuracy, appropriate account allocation and completeness as part of the agreed process.
  • Journal entries: Required journal entries and adjustments prepared and recorded according to the agreed accounting procedures.
  • Accruals and adjustments: Relevant accounting adjustments processed where required and supported by the information provided.
  • Prepayments: Prepayment balances maintained and adjusted through the agreed accounting process where applicable.
  • Balance sheet account review: Balance sheet accounts reviewed to help identify unusual, unsupported or outstanding balances.
  • Profit and loss account review: Revenue and expense accounts reviewed for unusual movements, incorrect classifications or items requiring clarification.
  • Inter-account reconciliations: Relevant accounts compared and reconciled to help maintain consistency across the ledger.
  • Suspense account review: Suspense and unidentified balances reviewed so outstanding items can be investigated and appropriately cleared.
  • Period-end support: General ledger records prepared and reviewed as part of the agreed month-end or period-end accounting process.
  • Ledger reporting: Agreed reports and account information provided to support management review and financial reporting.

Effectiveness

Financial reports start with a clean ledger

Financial statements are only as reliable as the records behind them. Keeping the general ledger organised provides a stronger foundation for reporting and financial decision-making.

Errors are easier to catch earlier

Regular account reviews and reconciliations can identify discrepancies before they remain buried in the books for several reporting periods.

Month-end becomes less of a scramble

When ledger accounts are maintained throughout the period, there is less clean-up to do when month-end arrives.

Unusual balances get attention

Unexpected movements, old balances and unexplained entries can be identified during account reviews rather than becoming permanent features of the ledger.

Your finance team gets time back

Ledger maintenance and reconciliations are essential, but they can consume significant internal finance time. Outsourcing the administration gives your team more capacity for reporting, analysis and planning.

Better records support better decisions

Management decisions depend on knowing what the numbers actually represent. A properly maintained general ledger gives your business a more dependable financial base.

A ledger process built around your accounts

Every business has its own chart of accounts, transaction patterns and reporting requirements. We work within your existing accounting structure and agreed procedures, maintaining the ledger without unnecessarily changing the way your finance team operates.

One contact instead of chasing accounting issues

You get a clear point of contact for ledger queries, reconciliation issues and outstanding items, making it easier to keep the accounting workflow moving.

How it works

  1. Review your accounting structure

    requirements to understand how your financial records are currently maintained.

  2. Agree the scope and workflow

    We establish which accounts require regular review, what reconciliations are required, how adjustments are handled and what information your team needs to provide.

  3. Organise the ledger process

    The agreed procedures, account responsibilities and supporting documentation requirements are established so ledger work follows a consistent process.

  4. Maintain and reconcile accounts

    Transactions are reviewed, relevant accounts are reconciled and required journal entries or adjustments are processed as part of the agreed accounting cycle.

  5. Review outstanding items

    Unusual balances, unreconciled transactions and other outstanding items are identified and followed up so they can be resolved or appropriately carried forward.

  6. Report and review

    Agreed ledger information and reconciliation results are provided for review. The process can then be adjusted as your business, accounts or reporting requirements change.

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