Close the books without reconstructing them in a spreadsheet.
A real general ledger — journal entries, chart of accounts, fixed assets, and tax — with Income Statement, Balance Sheet, and Cash Flow Statement built from what actually posted, not a monthly export-and-rebuild exercise.
A real financial overview, right here
Sample data, the same interface — hover the charts, switch the filters.
Expenses by Category
Revenue by Entity
Net Income Trend (30 days)
Budget vs Actual
What accounting & financial reporting covers
General ledger & journal entries
A full chart of accounts and journal entries, with unposted and unbalanced entries surfaced before they become a problem at close.
Financial statements
Income Statement, Balance Sheet, and Cash Flow Statement — built from posted activity, not a manual reconciliation exercise.
Fixed assets & depreciation
Track acquisitions, depreciation schedules, and disposals — with lease contracts and their own accounting handled alongside.
Tax & VAT
Tax codes with their own GL accounts, so VAT posts to its own line instead of being buried inside revenue or expense.
Cost centers
Track cost and profitability by cost center, not just by account — without a separate reporting tool bolted on.
Multi-entity, multi-currency
Every legal entity's books kept properly separate, with currency conversion handled consistently across the ledger.
Every statement, one screen
