shared API for double-entry accounting, treating it as a 'math' library.

[Tim Schofield]

On 14 November 2013 19:23, HRJet <hrjet9 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Now, let's take a more relevant example. Consider a set of the following
> facts:
> 1. John paid me 2000 USD in cash on 15 November 2013.
> 2. All those who pay me money are my customers.
> 3. All customers who pay me more than 1000 USD in a month are high-value
> customers.
>
> From this, it can be inferred that John is a high value customer!
>
> RDF allows the expressions of these facts and rules in a standard way. Other
> related standards allow the expression of queries. It's a very mature
> ecosystem.
>

I think this idea is very intriguing. I would certainly be interested
in more ideas about how this can be applied to an accounting system.

Thanks
Tim


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