Traceable general ledger
Follow debit and credit entries back to the submitted invoice, payment, stock transaction or journal voucher that created them.
Keep ERPNext as the auditable financial system of record while agents organise exceptions, prepare reconciliations and explain the operational events behind every number.

ERPNext turns submitted invoices, payments, stock movements and adjustments into balanced ledger entries linked to their source vouchers. Receivables, payables, bank transactions and financial reports share that accounting foundation.
Calrian agents work around the ledger—not around its controls. They can match evidence, explain exceptions, prepare entries or follow-up tasks and route them to the appropriate finance role before anything is submitted.
Designed for accountable autonomy. Agents observe, reason and prepare actions; permissions, approval workflows and human override determine what can execute.
Follow debit and credit entries back to the submitted invoice, payment, stock transaction or journal voucher that created them.
Review outstanding invoices, ageing, allocations, due dates and payment terms by customer or supplier.
Match imported or synchronised bank transactions with payment and journal vouchers while preserving statement identifiers.
Use trial balance, general ledger, balance sheet, profit and loss, cash flow and dimension-aware reports from submitted data.
Suggests bank and payment matches using amount, date, party, reference and prior allocation behaviour.
Checks unreconciled accounts, unusual movements and missing operational documents before period close.
Prioritises overdue receivables and prepares follow-up based on ageing, payment terms and customer context.
Import bank activity and collect submitted invoices, payments and operational postings.
Propose reconciliations and allocations with supporting evidence and confidence.
Send exceptions and material actions to the responsible finance role.
Trace every reported balance back through ledger rows to its source voucher.
Start with one high-value process, connect the ERPNext records and operational signals, then define exactly where agents may recommend, prepare or act.
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