There is no posting step. A sale, a bill, a payslip or a till receipt is a journal entry the moment it exists, so the P&L is current every hour of the month and month-end is a review, not a reconstruction.
Journals written by the work
Every document posts itself: invoices, bills, payslips, till receipts, claims. Manual journals exist for the exceptions and carry an amendment log.
Bank reconciliation with rules
Import the statement, let the rules match the recurring lines, and look only at what is left. Payment runs, cheque register and credit control on the same screen.
Statements without a close
Profit and loss, balance sheet, trial balance and statement of account, any day, for any period — with dimensional P&L by branch or tracking category.
SST returns from the ledger
Tax codes on every line, the SST-02 figures computed from the same journals, and withholding and bad-debt schedules kept alongside.
Cash flow you can act on
The statement, and a forecast from what is owed and due — with the collections priority and margin-leakage insights the accountant would otherwise raise.
Aging and chasing
Receivables and payables by age, a chasing queue with one-tap reminders, and the customer's statement ready to send.
Drag, or let it turn. Each one is a real capture from the app.
Nothing here is an integration. These are the modules that share the same records — open any of them and the figures are already there.
Chart of accounts, contacts, opening balances and open invoices import from a workbook. Most companies run parallel for one month before switching the last of it.
We are on SQL or AutoCount. What moves across?
Chart of accounts, contacts, opening balances and open invoices import from a workbook. Most companies run parallel for one month before switching the last of it.
See your first bill before you pay one.
Sign up without a card. Use the whole product free until the end of the month, or the end of next month if you join in its last two weeks. At period close you get a real, itemised invoice for RM 0.00 showing what it would have cost.
