Accounting that works for you

Instead of manual routines, you get a single system that brings together invoices, payments, and taxes in one place. You always see the real picture of your cash and profit, even if your business operates in several countries. Accountants work easier, and owners clearly see where the money is going.

Upload an invoice or service act — the system reads the data, creates the document, and posts it to accounting automatically. No more copying from PDFs or photos into Excel. Your primary documents stay organized, even when you handle a lot of paperwork from different channels.

Bank statements are imported automatically, and payments are matched to invoices for you. You instantly see who has paid, who is late, and how much cash is truly available on your accounts and in the cash desk. Your financial day closes faster and with less stress.

The system automatically calculates VAT and other taxes according to your rules and prepares the data for statutory reports. You see your tax burden in advance and avoid unpleasant surprises at month- or quarter-end. Tax settings are ready for both Ukraine and EU countries.

Profit, balance, and cashflow reports update as your business runs, not “when accounting has time.” At any moment you know how much your company earns, where money is locked, and what you can safely invest or spend.

You can slice your business by projects, stores, business lines, or countries — and see what truly generates profit. The same data powers both statutory accounting and management analytics. No more separate “management spreadsheets” running in parallel.

Sales orders, inventory, production, services, and e-commerce all run in the same system as accounting. Documents don’t get lost between departments, and postings are generated directly from business operations. This reduces errors and saves time for the whole team, not just accountants.

The system suggests accounts, proposes postings, reconciles payments, and sends reminders — your accountant stays in control but is no longer alone with the routine. Fewer manual actions mean fewer mistakes and more time for analysis and planning.