A ledger underneath, not a spreadsheet with totals
Invoicing, bills, payments and banking on double-entry accounting, with GST handled the way Indian filing actually requires.
Getting paid
The sales side of the ledger, including the documents that come before and after an invoice.
Invoices and estimates
Quote, convert, send and track. Recurring invoices and payment terms are configured once.
Credit and debit notes
Adjustments that post to the ledger rather than being handled by editing history.
Payments
Record against the invoice, in part or in full, with the balance always derived.
Customers and vendors
One record per party, shared with CRM rather than maintained twice.
What goes out
Purchasing and expenses, posted to the same ledger as revenue.
Bills and purchase orders
Raise a PO, receive against it, and match the bill to what was ordered.
Expenses
Captured, approved and posted, not reconciled at month end.
Banking
Bank accounts and statements, so cash in the system matches cash in the bank.
Chart of accounts and journals
A real chart of accounts with manual journal entries where you need them.
GST, not an afterthought
Indian statutory requirements are handled at transaction time rather than patched before filing.
Place of supply
CGST/SGST versus IGST is decided when the transaction is created, not guessed at filing.
Atomic invoice numbering
Numbers are allocated atomically, so a busy filing week cannot produce a duplicate.
GST returns
The return is built from the ledger, so it reconciles to the books by construction.
E-invoicing
Configured in settings and applied to the documents that need it.
Reports from the ledger
Because the ledger is real, the reports do not need to be reconstructed.
Financial reports
The standard statements, derived rather than assembled.
Opening balances
Start mid-year without losing the history that came before.
Multi-entity locale
Locale, currency and statutory settings are configurable per company.
Executive digest
A periodic summary for the people who do not open the system daily.
See it on your own data
A demo runs on a tenant of your own, not a shared sandbox, so you can import a sample of your records and see how they behave before deciding anything.