Comprehensive documentation platform for ERPNext database structure, customizations, and maintenance procedures.

• Multi-Platform Documentation: GitBook for users, MkDocs for developers, Jupyter for interactive analysis
• Automated Maintenance: Python scripts for backup, monitoring, and health checks
• Version Control: Full Git integration with automated deployments
• Interactive Analysis: Jupyter notebooks for database exploration and monitoring

URL: [Your GitBook URL]

• User-friendly interface
• Business impact analysis
• Executive summaries
• Contact information

URL: [Your GitHub Pages URL]

• Technical API reference
• Complete SQL schemas
• Code examples
• Troubleshooting guides

URL: [Your Jupyter Hub URL]

• Interactive monitoring dashboards
• Automated maintenance scripts
• Performance analysis tools
• Health check utilities

git clone https://github.com/your-org/erpnext-database-docs.git cd erpnext-database-docs

# Install MkDocs dependencies pip install mkdocs-material mkdocs-git-revision-date-localized-plugin mkdocs-mermaid2-plugin # Install Jupyter dependencies pip install -r notebooks/requirements.txt # Install maintenance script dependencies pip install -r scripts/requirements.txt

# Serve MkDocs locally cd docs/mkdocs mkdocs serve # Run Jupyter notebooks cd notebooks jupyter notebook

• Total Tables: 879 analyzed and categorized
• Custom Tables: 34 (ZRA Integration + WCFCB + Test)
• Standard Modules: 24 functional areas
• Critical Systems: ZRA tax compliance integration

python scripts/maintenance_scripts.py backup

python scripts/maintenance_scripts.py monitor-zra

python scripts/maintenance_scripts.py full-report

erpnext-database-docs/ ├── docs/ │ ├── gitbook/ # GitBook source files │ ├── mkdocs/ # MkDocs technical documentation │ └── shared/ # Shared assets ├── database/ # SQL breakdown and schemas ├── scripts/ # Python maintenance tools ├── notebooks/ # Jupyter interactive analysis ├── .github/ # GitHub Actions workflows └── assets/ # Images and diagrams 

• Documentation Deployment: Auto-deploy to GitHub Pages and sync with GitBook
• Link Validation: Check for broken links in documentation
• Content Freshness: Monitor for outdated content
• Health Checks: Automated database health monitoring

• Documentation Issues: Create GitHub issue
• Database Questions: See support contacts
• Emergency Procedures: Follow emergency guide

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a feature branch
3. Make your changes
4. Test documentation builds locally
5. Submit a pull request

This documentation is proprietary to your organization. See LICENSE file for details.

This documentation platform is automatically maintained and synchronized across all platforms.