Accounting
Double-entry books that keep themselves. Sales, invoices, payouts and payroll post to the ledger as they happen, so the reports are ready whenever you or your accountant ask.
Income statement, first quarter
- Revenue
- $48,210
- Cost of goods sold
- −$12,840
- Operating expenses
- −$18,470
- Net income
- $16,900
Books that are already done when you open them.
Nobody re-keys a sale into a spreadsheet. The ledger is written by the same system that took the payment.
Double-entry ledger
Payments, invoices, payouts and payroll are recorded to the right accounts as they happen, with journal entries you can open and read.
Financial reports
Profit and loss, balance sheet and cash flow for any period, whenever you want them.
Payables and receivables
What customers owe you and what you owe vendors, side by side, with overdue items called out.
Ready for your accountant
Every entry keeps a trail back to the payment or document that created it.
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Turn on Finances and your ledger, reports, and audit trail come with it.
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