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Unmapped ledgers

What unmapped means, how to assign one, and why nothing is ever silently dropped.

A ledger OptiVida could not place in a CMA line with confidence. It is listed for you rather than guessed at.

What unmapped means

Every ledger has to land on some line of the operating statement or balance sheet. Where OptiVida is not confident which, it declines.

Why declining is the right behaviour

A declined ledger is reviewed by a Chartered Accountant, which is far better than a confident wrong answer. A plausible-looking guess is the failure that would actually reach a signed report.

Nothing is silently dropped

An unmapped ledger has a balance that is not yet anywhere in your figures. That is exactly why the panel exists: the alternative — quietly leaving it out — would produce a report that looks complete and is not.

Warning

Assign every unmapped ledger before you generate. A balance left unassigned does not appear in your totals, and nothing on the finished report will say so.

Assigning one

  1. Open the unmapped panel

    It lists what needs a decision, with each ledger's name and balance.

  2. Read the ledger's context

    Its name and parent group in Tally are usually enough to say what it is.

  3. Choose a line from the dropdown, then Assign

    The list is the CMA lines legal for that kind of ledger.

  4. Or press Ask AI

    It suggests a line for that ledger. The suggestion is still yours to accept.

  5. Move to the next

    The panel shrinks as you work.

Either way the amount goes into the year the ledger came from, which the panel shows against each row.

The unmapped ledger panel, one row per unplaced ledger with its Tally name, Tally group, year and amount, then a dropdown of CMA lines with an Assign button and an Ask AI button
Each row is a balance not yet in your totals.

Correcting a mapping you disagree with

Automatic mappings are suggestions. If OptiVida placed a ledger somewhere you would not have, change it — right-click the cell to see which ledgers feed it, then reassign.

Your correction stands. Nothing overwrites it on a later fetch.

Why a ledger comes up unmapped

An unusual name

Nothing in the name or group says what it is.

A genuinely ambiguous account

A "Sundry" or "Miscellaneous" ledger could be several things. Only you know which.

A new ledger

Opened during the year, with no history to go on.

Suggestions were unavailable

A whole batch can arrive unclassified if automatic classification could not run. Assign them by hand.

After assigning

Totals recompute immediately, and the balance sheet and ratios follow. If a figure was out because a ledger was sitting in the panel, it corrects itself the moment you assign it.

Last updated 31 Aug 2026

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