Accounting
Every sale, purchase, expense and payment posts to a balanced ledger the moment it happens. You get real accounts without doing accounting.
Profit & Loss
FY 2025-26Monthly profit
+18% YoYAn invoice debits receivables and credits sales and GST payable. A supplier bill debits purchases and input credit and credits payables. A payment moves cash or bank. You never post a journal entry — but every one is there if you want to see it.
| Statement | Answers |
|---|---|
| Profit & loss | What did I earn after costs and expenses? |
| Balance sheet | What do I own and owe as of today? |
| Cash flow | Where did cash come from and go? |
| Receivable ageing | Who owes me, and for how long? |
| Payable ageing | Whom do I owe, and when is it due? |
Open any account, customer or vendor ledger for a period with opening and closing balances. The day book lists every entry by date; the journal shows the debits and credits behind each one. Everything exports to Excel, CSV or PDF for your accountant.
No. Use billing, purchases and expenses as normal; the ledger is maintained for you. Accountants get full statements and ledgers.
Yes. Profit & loss comes from income and expense accounts in the ledger, not from adding up invoice totals.
Every statement and ledger exports to Excel, CSV or PDF, and an accountant can be added as a user with the right role.
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