General Ledger III

Are you tired of dealing with convoluted and complicated microcomputer accounting software? As a small professional office that already understands the fundamentals of double-entry bookkeeping, you can save both time and frustration by utilizing a straightforward general ledger like General Ledger III (GL III).

Beyond its simple general ledger capabilities, GL III's specialized registers offer additional features for managing checks, petty cash, company credit cards, and sales. These specialized journals speed up your data input, and each voucher is simply a debit or series of debits with a balancing credit or series of credits. Plus, editing already-entered transactions is a breeze.

GL III is a follow-up to Peak InfoSystems' previously successful shareware general ledgers. The first iteration was written in FORTRAN for the TRS-80, while the second was programmed in C for Unix and DOS before eventually being rewritten in C++.

Overall, if you're looking for a streamlined and user-friendly accounting software for your small office, GL III is definitely worth considering.