One ledger

The numbers agree, because there is only one set of them.

Finance, stock, procurement, sales, manufacturing, payroll, POS and deliveries in one system, on one general ledger, built for South African compliance.

The Origin360 one-ledger dial The Origin360 gauge. Twelve tick marks around the arc represent finance, procurement, inventory, sales, manufacturing, maintenance, projects, payroll, retail, commerce, delivery and fixed assets. All twelve post to one general ledger, and the trial balance variance reads R0,00 — balanced. DR CR
Trial balance variance R0,00 Balanced

Twelve areas of the business, one instrument. Variance R0,00. Not because anything was reconciled — because there is nothing to reconcile between.

  • Finance
  • Procurement
  • Inventory
  • Sales
  • Manufacturing
  • Maintenance
  • Projects
  • Payroll
  • Retail
  • Commerce
  • Delivery
  • Assets
One sale, four postings
Till 03 · Centurion · Sat 15 Aug 2026, 14:32 Sale 000418
The four ledger postings created by a single till sale of R1 247,50
AccountPostingDebitCredit
1100Cash on hand1 247,50
4000Revenue1 084,78
2200VAT output162,72
5000 / 1300Cost of sales · stock on hand874,19874,19
Balanced2 121,692 121,69

The dial reads zero because of this. One sale on a Saturday afternoon — cash, revenue, VAT output, cost of sales and the stock movement written in the same instant, by the same transaction. There is no overnight run that turns a till slip into an accounting entry.

The problem

You are not short of systems. You are short of one answer.

Most businesses your size run accounting in one package, payroll in another, stock in a third, and a spreadsheet whose only job is to make the three of them agree.

Month end is not a report. It is a reconciliation exercise, and it takes a week.

Nobody trusts a number until somebody has checked it twice — which means the number your board sees on the 20th describes a business that has already moved on.

What is actually built
315Tables
~500Database functions
531Row-level security policies
209Permission keys
21Functional areas
247Screens

A count of what is in the product today, not a roadmap. The module index lists the screens by name so you can check.

Capability

Six things it does, and what each one means

Finance

Close on the ledger you already trade on

Trial balance, income statement, balance sheet, cash flow, VAT, aged debtors and creditors, fixed assets, budgets, bank reconciliation and FX revaluation.

Stock & Warehouse

Know what is on which shelf

Location-level stock, moving-average valuation, lot and serial tracking, stock counts, transfers, MRP, and picking and packing apps for the floor.

Buying & Selling

Three-way match, end to end

Requisition to purchase order to goods received note to supplier invoice. Quote to order to pick to invoice to receipt.

Payroll & HR

Payroll that posts, not payroll that exports

SARS-accurate PAYE, the statutory returns your payroll manager files, and self-service on your team's own phones.

Retail & POS

A till that does not stop when the line does

Offline-capable point of sale, promotions, loyalty with tiers and member pricing, and competitor price intelligence.

Delivery & E-commerce

From online order to the customer's door

Online orders, a driver app, a live map, proof of delivery, and driver settlement that reaches the ledger like everything else.

One ledger

Nothing to sync, because there is nothing to sync between

The one-ledger architecture Diagram: twelve modules — finance, procurement, inventory, sales, manufacturing, maintenance, projects, payroll, retail and POS, commerce, delivery and fixed assets — all feed a single general ledger, which in turn produces the trial balance, income statement, balance sheet, cash flow statement and VAT report. Finance Procurement Inventory Sales Manufacturing Maintenance Projects Payroll Retail & POS Commerce Delivery Fixed Assets ONE GENERAL LEDGER every posting, same instant, no sync step Trial Balance Income Statement Balance Sheet Cash Flow VAT Report
Every one of these posts to the same trial balance, in real time. There is no overnight sync, no export file, and nothing to reconcile between systems — because there is no second system to reconcile to.
How the architecture works
Iris and the specialists

Ask the ledger a question in the words you would use

Iris opens on Cmd+K anywhere in the product. Behind Iris sit eight area specialists — Fin for finance, Stock for inventory, Penny for procurement, Sello for sales, Scout for retail pricing, Max for manufacturing, Wrench for maintenance and Rolo for CRM.

They answer from your own company data. They read the ledger, the stock records and the documents your team captured. They do not estimate, and they do not produce a figure that is not in your database.

Fin · Finance

“Which customers owe me more than 60 days?”

Scout · Retail pricing

“Where am I overpriced versus competitors?”

Max · Manufacturing

“What is my current WIP value?”

Penny · Procurement

“Which suppliers missed their delivery dates this month?”

Stock · Inventory

“What is sitting in the Centurion warehouse with no movement since June?”

Wrench · Maintenance

“Which assets are overdue for a service?”

Before you move anything

Run it alongside what you have. For a month. At no cost.

We load your chart of accounts, your stock, your suppliers and your staff, and you run Origin360 in parallel with your current system for a full month.

Then you compare. Every payslip to the cent. Every invoice to the cent. Every VAT figure. You move when the two agree and not before.