Books

sha256 of everything else, as checksum_of writes it. When present, a restore refuses an archive that no longer matches it.

In the order they were posted.

Always ledgerit.books.

The last posting sequence the archive holds; 0 for none.

What the entries add up to on the date of the last of them. A restore is undone unless the books it writes say the same.

The archive's shape. This API writes 1.

One entry per month, oldest first.

The last month covered, as YYYY-MM.

How often the checks run over every set of books.

How much of last month ran without a person.

This month, so far.

An id that starts with digest_.

Last month: closed, or how ready it is.

The newest 5 of them.

Open findings of the daily books checks: what we are reviewing.

Cash and runway.

When this week's digest went out, or null while it has not. It goes out on Monday in the company's time zone, once a week.

The IANA time zone the week is read in: the company's (PATCH /company), or UTC.

The ISO week, as 2026-W40, on the company's clock.

The week's Monday.

What is at stake in the month: the transactions behind every area in attention, each counted once however many areas name it, in currency. Null unless every area in attention has an amount, so it is never a whole that leaves work out. Like the areas' amounts, it includes earlier months' open work.

Each area of the books, always all nine, in the order a month shows them.

What stands in the way of the close: the same list the close screen shows.

Whether closing the month would succeed without an override: exactly what the close screen says.

The books' currency, ISO 4217, that every amount is in.

The month's last day.

The sum of the counts of the areas in attention.

How much of the month's work is done, 0 to 100 to one place: units_done of units_total, rounded down. 100 does not mean the month may close: it may not have ended, or an earlier month may be open (see can_close).

The month, as 2026-09.

open, soft_closed or locked.

The month's first day.

Units of the month's work done.

Units of the month's work: its transactions (and earlier ones still undecided), the accounts with a statement, the blocking checklist tasks, the account reviews, the connections that must be current, each open blocking exception, and the trial balance.

sha256 of everything else, as checksum_of writes it. When present, a restore refuses an archive that no longer matches it.

In the order they were posted.

Always ledgerit.books.

The last posting sequence the archive holds; 0 for none.

What the entries add up to on the date of the last of them. A restore is undone unless the books it writes say the same.

The archive's shape. This API writes 1.

Accounts the archive had and these books did not.

The day the trial balance was compared on: the archive's last entry's.

Entries written, reversals and replacements included.

The restored trial balance's debits, equal to the archive's.

ar, ap or processor_clearing.

ISO 4217; null means the books' own.

The header account it sits under.

Keys of the dimensions every line on it names.

asset, liability, equity, income or expense.

The first day the books cover, when one was set.

ISO 4217. A restore needs books in the same currency.

1–12: the month the fiscal year ends in.

The name the books were kept under.

The ref of the counterparty this one was merged into; posted lines may still name it.

What lines in this archive call it by.

What they are to these books. An archive written before roles has none here, and is_customer and is_vendor say.

Whole only when the exporter holds sensitive.read; otherwise left out.

Its number in the books it came from.

When it was posted in the books it came from.

What reversals and replacements in this archive call it by.

What wrote it: manual, ingest, opening, closing, reversal or schedule.

posted, or reversed when a later entry undid it.

Interventions by an accountant of these books or by an accounting firm's staff.

Accountant interventions per 1,000 events, to one place; null when there are no events.

ai_approved / (ai_approved + ai_corrected), from 0 to 1, to four places; null when a person reviewed none.

The model's categories a person reviewed and kept.

The model's categories a person reviewed and changed.

Of those, the ones a rule or the model decided (or that needed no category) and that are in the books or ready to post, with no person ever filing them.

autonomous / events, from 0 to 1, to four places; null when there are no events.

The month's last day.

Economic events dated in the month: transactions, without authorisations, the excluded twin of a transfer or duplicate, and rows the provider removed.

Interventions by an owner or admin of these books.

Founder interventions per 1,000 events, to one place; null when there are no events.

A person's counted work on the month's records (accounting contributions with weight above zero): a transaction by its date, an entry by its date, anything else by the day it was done.

Interventions per 1,000 events, to one place; null when there are no events.

Interventions by anyone else: members, viewers, people no longer in the books.

The month, as YYYY-MM.

Questions asked in the month (UTC).

Questions not sent in the month because a rule — often one an earlier answer wrote — already covered the transaction, and filed it.

Of those, the ones about a transaction whose counterparty an earlier question, in any month, was already about.

The month's first day.

Why an item it raises needs a person.

The check, named by the kind of Inbox item it raises: unusual_amount, stale_clearing, unmatched_transfer, possible_repeat, account_swing or missing_accrual.

What a finding is held to.

Whether a vendor's tolerance can widen it (/qa_tolerances): true for the checks about one vendor.

Of those, the ones decided with no person.

autonomous / events, 0 to 1 to four places; null with no events.

Economic events dated in the month.

An owner's or admin's interventions per 1,000 events; null with no events.

A person's interventions per 1,000 events; null with no events.

The month the figures are for: last month, which is complete.

Whether closing the month would succeed without an override.

True once the month is closed (soft_closed or locked).

Items in attention, whoever they wait on.

Of those, the ones only the business can answer: a question asked of it, a connection that needs it to sign in.

How much of the month's work is done, 0 to 100 to one place, as /books/readiness counts it.

The month, as 2026-09.

open, soft_closed or locked.

The month's first day.

The figure that tripped it, when it has one.

That figure's currency.

The Inbox item the daily check raised.

The check that found it: unusual_amount, stale_clearing, unmatched_transfer, possible_repeat, account_swing or missing_accrual.

When the check raised it.

The day cash is read at: today on the company's clock.

Whether the trailing net burn is above zero.

Cash in the books' currency.

The books' currency, ISO 4217.

Months of cash at that burn, to one place; null when the books are not burning cash.

Average net burn of the last complete months (up to 3); null with no history.

What is at stake, in the books' currency: the sum, unsigned, of the transactions behind the area's items, each counted once. documents is the spend still missing its receipt, cards the charges not approved at their source, transactions the undecided transactions and those with a blocking item open. Items that are not a transaction (a connection, an account off its statement, a bill to enter, a schedule, a question) add nothing, so cash, payroll, revenue, receivables_payables, schedules and questions are always null. A foreign transaction converts at the rate in force on the month's last day; null when one has no rate yet, or when cards also has a connection or account issue open, rather than a sum that leaves it out. Includes earlier months' open work, as the counts do. Null when ready or not applicable.

cash, cards, payroll, revenue, receivables_payables, schedules, documents, questions or transactions.

How many items in it wait on a person: 0 when ready or not applicable.

How many of count are items of the exception queue that wait on a person. The rest are connection problems, accounts off their statements, bills to enter, undecided transactions, and items the agent is still working. 0 when ready or not applicable.

Whom the most pressing of those inbox_items waits on: owner, reviewer or third_party, in that order. Unlike owner it leaves connections out, and it is always the items' own waiting_on, with or without an accountant. Null when inbox_items is 0.

Who the area falls to: reviewer (the accountant's work), owner (only the business owner can act: a sign-in, a question asked of them, an item escalated to them) or third_party (someone outside the books, such as a cardholder asked for a receipt). payroll, revenue and documents are whoever is most pressing among their connection and their items, in that order: owner, reviewer, third party. In books with no accountant and no accounting firm, the reviewer's work is owner. Null when not applicable.

ready when nothing in it waits on anyone, attention when something does, not_applicable when the books have nothing of the kind (no payroll connection, no schedule).

How many of it: transactions, months, tasks, reviews or exceptions.

What stands in the way of the close: period_not_over, earlier_period_open, undecided_transactions, checklist_incomplete, accounts_unreviewed, or an exception kind.

warning or error.

Its number in the books it came from.

When it was posted in the books it came from.

What reversals and replacements in this archive call it by.

What wrote it: manual, ingest, opening, closing, reversal or schedule.

posted, or reversed when a later entry undid it.

customer, vendor, employee, investor, lender or founder.

Unsigned; direction carries the sign.

Dimension key → value code.

The ref of a counterparty in this archive.

What it measures, such as multiple_of_median or days. Amounts are in the books' own currency.

Its default, before any vendor's tolerance widens it.

Unsigned; direction carries the sign.

Dimension key → value code.

The ref of a counterparty in this archive.