6Part II — Foundations of the Architecture: Chapter 4 - The Architectural Philosophy of Graph Accounting: (Untitled)
22Part V — Worked Architectures in Practice: Chapter 20 - AP, AR, and Payroll as the Foundation
7Chapter 5 - Chart Architecture and Chart Families
23Chapter 21 - Project-Based Labour Allocation
8Chapter 6 - Object Model Architecture
24Chapter 22 - Grants, Acquittals, and Non-Profit Outcome Reporting
9Chapter 7 - Relationship Architecture
25Chapter 23 - Engineering, Construction, and Operational Work Measurement
10Chapter 8 - Event and Journal Architecture
26Chapter 24 - Public Sector Accountability and Stewardship
11Chapter 9 - Ledger Architecture and Accumulated State
27Chapter 25 - Energy, Emissions, and Multi-Unit Operational Recording
12Chapter 10 - Statement Architecture
28Chapter 26 - Intangible Assets, Rights, and Venture Reporting
13Chapter 11 - Evidence, Provenance, and Explainability
29Part VI — Agentic, Analytical, and Future Directions: Chapter 27 - Agentic and AI-Assisted Graph Accounting
14Part III — Core System Layers: Chapter 12 - Workflow Architecture
30Chapter 28 - Analytics, Simulation, and Institutional Intelligence
15Chapter 13 - Rules and Controls Architecture
31Chapter 29 - The Future of Accounting-Grade Organisational Systems
16Chapter 14 - Integration and Data Architecture
32A. Definitions