Every feature came from a real problem in a real bank file — not to pad a list.
Opening balance + credits − debits = closing balance. If debit and credit are swapped, the file's own total will NOT notice — this equation will, and it says so.
opening · in · out · closing balance
An unfamiliar bank layout is learned once and recognised automatically next time. The memory is shared — every new user makes the system stronger for everyone.
The unpaid invoice balance is split into 0–30 / 31–60 / 61–90 / 90+ days. FIFO: incoming money closes the oldest invoices first.
The official two-sided document for a single counterparty: date, document, debit, credit, with balance and turnover rows. In Excel, ready to print.
They stop cluttering the main table but are NEVER removed — the TOTAL at the top always stays the full amount.
Reconciliation · Years · Monthly · Payments · Invoices · Debt age. What you see on screen is what lands in the file.
No other user sees your companies or your amounts. Every account lives in its own space.
The system reads only what the file says and shows the difference. No manual "corrections" are ever added — fixing it stays your decision.
Both belong to the same company, but the money flows the other way. Each has its own colour so they never get mixed up.
Outgoing reconciliation
Money paid ↔ Invoices received
You paid. Did the supplier issue an invoice? Whoever did not shows up here.
Incoming reconciliation
Money received ↔ Invoices issued
Money came in. Did you issue an invoice? Whoever has not paid shows up here.
None of this exists yet. It is written as a direction, not as a promise.
Automatic stock-balance calculation by IKPU product codes.
Flagging tax risks in advance and building the balance sheet automatically.
A direct link to the bank and e-invoicing instead of Excel (1C Client-Bank, camt.053).
Upload the bank statement and invoice register of your messiest client. Whether there is a difference — you will know in a minute.