One login, however many
companies you end up with
Most businesses that outgrow a spreadsheet do it by accident: a second company, a second country, a bookkeeper who needs access to one thing and not the rest. LegaSum starts with that shape rather than bolting it on afterwards.
Live
What this is usually like without it
A second company means a second subscription, a second login and a second place to forget something.
Giving the bookkeeper access means giving them everything, because the tool has one level of permission.
Nobody can say who changed what, so a disagreement about a number becomes a disagreement about memory.
What is true today
Live today: companies, memberships, roles and permissions, and the audit trail underneath them. The country on a company sets its registration-number field, its language and its payout country — see Multi-country for what it does not yet set.
- 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 Start & manage your business
One login, however many companies you end up with.
Company and business profile
Several companies under one login
Business categories
Users, teams, roles and permissions
Branches and locations
Company settings and administration
Country on the company — see Multi-country for what it governs today
Live Administration & security
Who may do what, and what was done.
Separate admin panel
Roles and permissions
Approval workflows
Audit logs
Branch restrictions
Session and security controls
Google sign-in
Email and password authentication
Notifications
Data export and import
Backup tooling
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.