Features
A configurable chart of accounts, built for how your business actually runs
Account types, cost centers, and dimensions that match your organisation, not a generic template.
The chart of accounts is configurable rather than fixed — import it from a template or a CSV, merge accounts, and tag transactions with cost centers and finance dimensions so you can see spend by project or department, not just by account. Journal entries post manually or on a recurring schedule, and account roles automatically resolve the right GL account for each transaction type without a bookkeeper choosing it every time.
- Configurable chart of accounts
- Cost centers & finance dimensions
- Manual & recurring journal entries
- Opening balances
- Multi-currency
- 1Configurable chart of accounts
- 2Cost centers and finance dimensions
- 3Manual and recurring journal entries
- 4Opening balances and multi-currency
Configurable chart of accounts
Build a chart of accounts that fits your organisation, importing from a template or a CSV rather than starting from a blank slate. Account types, merging, and default-account resolution keep the structure both flexible and consistent as your business grows.
Cost centers and finance dimensions
Tag transactions with a cost center or a finance dimension — a project, a department, a location — so reports can be sliced by more than just the account. Spend by project or by branch becomes a real report, not a manual export-and-filter exercise.
Manual and recurring journal entries
Post a manual journal entry when you need full control, or set up a recurring journal template for entries that repeat on a schedule — monthly accruals, standing allocations — so they post automatically without being re-entered every period.
Opening balances and multi-currency
Bring in opening balances through a batch import when you switch onto the platform, and run accounts in multiple currencies with exchange rates applied automatically, so an organisation transacting across borders sees consistent numbers.