Double-Entry Accounting Primer
How debits, credits, vouchers, and the ledger work in Travix Cloud. Essential reading for non-accountants on your team.
Accounting · 10 min read
Every transaction has two sides
Double-entry accounting records every transaction as at least one debit and one matching credit, so the books always balance. An invoice increases what a customer owes you (a debit to receivables) and increases revenue (a credit) — the two entries are inseparable.
Vouchers, not spreadsheet rows
In Travix Cloud, every financial document — invoice, payment, receipt, journal — is a voucher. A voucher moves through draft, submit, approve, and post; only a posted voucher touches the ledger. Corrections to a posted voucher are reversals, not silent edits, so the audit trail is always complete.
The hash-chained ledger
Every posted entry links to the previous one with a SHA-256 hash chain, so tampering with historical data is detectable rather than just discouraged by policy. Your trial balance, P&L, and balance sheet are generated directly from this ledger — they cannot drift from it.
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