Real books, and the money
that made them move
Double-entry accounting with the invoice, the payment and the receipt attached to the entry they produced — so a number in a report can be followed back to the document behind it without anyone opening a filing cabinet.
Live
What this is usually like without it
The bookkeeping tool and the invoicing tool disagree, and reconciling them is somebody's Friday.
A receipt photographed in March is found in November, by a person, from memory.
You know what you invoiced. What you were actually paid is a different question with a slower answer.
What is true today
Live today: the chart of accounts, journals and ledger, P&L, balance sheet, trial balance and cash flow; quotes, invoices, credit notes and recurring billing; payments recorded, matched and reconciled; receipts forwarded to your own intake address and posted for you.
- LiveIt runs now, and you can use it the day you create a company.
- Through a partnerSomebody we work with does it, and we arrange it.
- BuildingIt is being built. Ask for it and it moves up the order.
The parts
Live Accounting & finance
Real double-entry books, not a list of transactions with a total at the bottom.
Chart of accounts
Double-entry accounting
Journals and ledger
Profit & loss
Balance sheet
Trial balance
Cash flow
Accounts receivable and payable
Expenses and other income
Period locking and audit trail
Sales tax rates you set, on their own tax account
Live Invoicing & sales
From the quote to the paid invoice, with the paperwork produced on the way.
Quotations
Sales orders
Invoices
Credit notes and returns
Recurring invoices
Payment tracking
Customer statements
Number-series management
PDF and print documents
Live Payments & banking
The money side, reconciled against the books rather than beside them.
Payment recording
Bank and account management
Reconciliation
Customer deposits
Refund tracking
Provider settlements
Payment status management
Integration-ready payment architecture
The same parts, next to every other one: the full platform map.
A business is never only one of these
Send your first invoice today. Pay us when it is paid.
Creating a company is free, and nothing is charged until money actually moves.