Money coming in
Keep customers, draft invoices, and recorded payments together.
AccountingA LITTLE MORE TO BRING INTO FOCUS
Your books.
Beautifully in balance.
Calm, organised bookkeeping for the everyday work of a small business.
Take a closer look iPhone · iPad · Mac · WebYour business, at a glance.September
Income$12,840.00
Expenses$4,260.00
Net income$8,580.00
Studio projectCustomer invoiceSep 24$2,400.00Recorded
Office suppliesBusiness expenseSep 23−$128.00Reviewed
Monthly softwareOperating expenseSep 22−$64.00Reviewed
BookkeepingInvoices & billsDocument review
THE IDEA IS SIMPLE
Less hunting for numbers.
More understanding them.
Your finances should be easy to follow. Accounting brings the everyday details — money in, money out, invoices, and documents — into one considered workspace for your small business.
FROM A DOCUMENT TO THE BOOKS
Every number
has a way back.
Follow a sample expense from its supporting document to the reviewed entry in the ledger.
NORTH & PAPER
Receipt
Office supplies · September 23
Paper & stationery$128.00
Total$128.00
01
Start with the source.
Keep documents with the financial work they support. Text PDFs, DOCX files, and TXT documents can provide details for a draft suggestion.
PAYEE
North & Paper
CATEGORY
Office supplies
AMOUNT
$128.00
YOUR NEXT STEP
Confirm the details against the source document
02
A suggestion, with your say.
Check the payee, category, and amount against the original. You confirm the details before they become part of the books.
Office suppliesDebit $128.00
Bank accountCredit $128.00
In balance.The final entry links back to its source.
03
Balanced books. A clear trail.
Finalised financial events post to the double-entry ledger, with supporting records and an audit trail.
THE EVERYDAY WORK OF A BUSINESS
The books are connected.
Your workspace should be too.
Money going out
Follow bills and expenses from the document to the transaction.
The close of the month
Review imported activity, reconcile accounts, and read the reports.
A record you can inspect
Find the entries, source records, and changes behind a balance.
A CALMER MONTH-END
A few clear steps.
A much clearer picture.
- 01
Bring activity together.
Import bank activity and gather supporting documents in one workspace.
- 02
Resolve the loose ends.
Review classifications, confirm entries, and reconcile accounts against your records.
- 03
Read the result.
Use the ledger and financial reports to understand the period you just closed.
A LITTLE MORE TO KNOW
Good questions.
Who is Accounting for?
Small U.S. businesses that want organised bookkeeping, invoices, bills, and clear financial records.
How does bank activity get in?
Import CSV activity or analyse supported text documents, then review the results. Live bank feeds are not currently part of the app.
Does it file taxes or process payments?
No. It records financial activity and supports recordkeeping; tax filing, payroll, and card or ACH payment processing are separate services.
LET’S TAKE THE NEXT STEP
A clearer picture of your business.
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