PYLON Accounting
Run accounting in PYLON: setup, chart of accounts, customers, suppliers, documents, transactions, payments, reconciliation and financial reports.
Level & requirements
Strengthen your skills and work more independently.
- Required experience
- Some hands-on experience or completion of the beginner and junior courses.
- Prerequisites
- None — you can start today.
- Career roles this supports
- ERP Consultant
Recommended next step — Professional level
PYLON Advanced Administration →PYLON Accounting is a professional, project-driven course designed for career-focused learners. Across 40 lessons in 10 modules you build hands-on skills, complete practical exercises, and finish a real project that is assessed against professional standards.
What you will learn
- Set up accounting in PYLON
- Manage customers, suppliers and documents
- Post and reconcile transactions
- Produce financial reports
Curriculum
Accounting Setup
Accounting parameters · Accounts configuration · Fiscal years · Accounting preferences
- Lessons are being published.
Chart of Accounts
Designing the chart · Accounts and groups · Account categories · Chart maintenance
- Lessons are being published.
Customers
Customer accounts · Customer settings · Terms and conditions · Customer documents
- Lessons are being published.
Suppliers
Supplier accounts · Supplier settings · Terms · Supplier documents
- Lessons are being published.
Documents
Document types · Creating documents · Posting documents · Document numbering
- Lessons are being published.
Transactions
Journal entries · Posting transactions · Transaction types · Corrections
- Lessons are being published.
Payments
Receiving payments · Making payments · Payment methods · Payment documents
- Lessons are being published.
Reconciliation
Preparing reconciliation · Matching transactions · Bank reconciliation · Differences
- Lessons are being published.
Financial Reports
Trial balance · Ledger reports · Balance sheet and P&L · Scheduling reports
- Lessons are being published.
Accounting Workflows
Period end · Closing procedures · Audit readiness · Best practices
- Lessons are being published.
Requirements
- No prior experience required
- A computer with internet access
- Commitment to the practical project
