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{"openapi":"3.0.3","info":{"contact":{"email":"dev@fineract.apache.org"},"description":"Apache Fineract is a secure, multi-tenanted microfinance platform.\nThe goal of the Apache Fineract API is to empower developers to build apps on top of the Apache Fineract Platform.\nThe https://cui.fineract.dev[reference app] (username: mifos, password: password) works on the same demo tenant as the interactive links in this documentation.\nUntil we complete the new REST API documentation you still have the legacy documentation available https://fineract.apache.org/legacy-docs/apiLive.htm[here].\nPlease check https://fineract.apache.org/docs/current[the Fineract documentation] for more information.","license":{"name":"Apache 2.0","url":"http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.html"},"title":"Apache Fineract REST API","version":"1.1.0-SNAPSHOT"},"servers":[{"url":"/fineract-provider/api"},{"url":"https://demo.fineract.dev/fineract-provider/api"}],"security":[{"basicAuth":[],"tenantid":[]}],"tags":[{"description":"Periodic Accrual is to accrue the loan income till the specific date or till batch job scheduled time.\n","name":"Periodic Accrual Accounting"},{"description":"An accounting closure indicates that no more journal entries may be logged (or reversed) in the system, either manually or via the portfolio with an entry date prior to the defined closure date\n\nField Descriptions\nclosingDate\nThe date for which the accounting closure is defined\nofficeId\nThe identifer of the branch for which accounting has been closed\ncomments\nDescription associated with an Accounting closure","name":"Accounting Closure"},{"description":"Organization Level Financial Activities like Asset and Liability Transfer can be mapped to GL Account. Integrated accounting takes these accounts into consideration when an Account transfer is made between a savings to loan/savings account and vice-versa\n\nField Descriptions\nfinancialActivityId\nThe identifier of the Financial Activity\nglAccountId\nThe identifier of a GL Account ( Ledger Account) which shall be used as the default account for the selected Financial Activity","name":"Mapping Financial Activities to Accounts"},{"description":"Ledger accounts represent an Individual account within an Organizations Chart Of Accounts(COA) and are assigned a name and unique number by which they can be identified. \nAll transactions relating to a company's assets, liabilities, owners' equity, revenue and expenses are recorded against these accounts","name":"General Ledger Account"},{"description":"A journal entry refers to the logging of transactions against general ledger accounts. A journal entry may consist of several line items, each of which is either a \"debit\" or a \"credit\". The total amount of the debits must equal the total amount of the credits or the journal entry is said to be \"unbalanced\" \n\nA journal entry directly changes the account balances on the general ledger","name":"Journal Entries"},{"description":"This defines the Provisioning Entries for all active loan products\n\nField Descriptions\ndate\nDate on which day provisioning entries should be created\ncreatejournalentries\nBoolean variable whether to add journal entries for generated provisioning entries\n","name":"Provisioning Entries"},{"description":"It is typical scenario in MFI's that non accountants pass journal entries on a regular basis. For Ex: A branch office might deposit their entire cash at hand to their Bank account at the end of a working day. The branch office users might not understand enough of accounting to figure out which account needs to get credited and which account needs to be debited to represent this transaction.\n\nEnter accounting rules, an abstraction on top of manual Journal entires for enabling simpler data entry. An accounting rule can define any of the following abstractions\n\nA Simple journal entry where both the credit and debit account have been preselected\nA Simple journal entry where either credit or debit accounts have been limited to a pre-selected list of accounts (Ex: Debit account should b
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