Your business.
On Linux.
Keep your business tools on your Linux desktop. The Debian-format package brings Yesri’s invoice, inventory, customer and expense workflows to an amd64 workstation.
Linux tar.gz · 18.5 MBChoose the DEB package for Debian-based systems or the x64 tar.gz archive. Both builds are for x86-64 Linux; system libraries are still required.
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Get started on Linux.
Install the right package, connect the intended business, and verify your records before continuing.
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Check the package format
Use a Debian-based system with a graphical desktop and an amd64 processor. The supplied file is not an ARM build, AppImage, Snap or RPM package.
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Save the DEB file
Download Yesri_Finance_Linux_amd64.deb, then open it using your system’s software installer. Review the package details and installation prompts.
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Install from a terminal if preferred
Open a terminal in the download folder and run: sudo apt install ./Yesri_Finance_Linux_amd64.deb. Review the proposed package changes before confirming.
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Use the tar.gz archive instead
Download and extract Yesri_Finance_Linux_x64.tar.gz. Keep yesri_finance, data and lib together, then run ./yesri_finance from the extracted folder. If required, grant the executable permission with chmod +x yesri_finance.
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Launch and verify
Open Yesri Business Manager from the applications menu. Follow your build’s business login flow and check the business and sync result. If installation fails, contact support with your distribution version and exact error.
Bring your everyday tools together.
Invoices & receipts
Create invoices, review payments and follow the PDF or receipt workflow.
Read the guideInventory & customers
Set up products and stock, then select the right customer on your next sale.
Read the guideExpenses & reports
Record business spending and understand the figures behind financial reports.
Read the guide