Features / Accounting & Books
Books that help explain the picture.
The ledger sits underneath invoices, banking, payroll, property, and tax. Transactions create the accounting records, and the reports help you see what changed, not just what was recorded.
Features · Accounting & Books
Overview
By what you hold
People and pay
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For accountants
Accounting detail, kept useful.
The ledger underneath the moving parts.
Bank transactions, invoice payments, pay runs, property statements, and tax estimates can create the debit and credit entries the books need.
Reports ready for review.
Profit and loss, balance sheet, cash flow, and special purpose financial statements are built from the ledger, with the records behind each number available for review.
Commentary beside the numbers.
Plain-English commentary can explain what moved, by how much, and why, so the report is easier to discuss with an accountant or lender.
What else the books can handle.
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Australian chart of accounts — Pre-seeded accounts mapped to common Australian classifications.
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Opening balances — Starting cash, asset, liability, and equity balances can be set when migrating.
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Journal checks — Transactions are checked for the journal entries they need.
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Cross-module posting — Invoices and Payroll post journals to the ledger.
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Multi-company support — Each company has its own ledger, with consolidated views where needed.
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Property opening balances — Purchase price, loan balance, and settlement date can feed the property records.
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Review flags — Large repairs, GST inconsistencies, and unusual spikes can be surfaced for review.
The reports that come with it.
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Profit & Loss — Income and expenses for the period you choose.
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Balance Sheet — Assets, liabilities, and equity at a point in time.
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Cash Flow Statement — Money in, money out, opening and closing balance.
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Journal Ledger — Every journal entry across Business, Property, and Personal.
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Special Purpose Financial Statements — Full-format statements built from the ledger and ready to export.
Understand the rest of the picture.
Every feature follows the same principle: show what matters, keep the detail available, and make the next step clear. Browse the full Features library to see how the product fits together.