An accounting system that shows where the money went
Tell ARK47 how your business earns and spends, and it builds the accounting system for it: revenue and expenses as you record them, profit by month, and the reports you actually read. Ask for a new category or a new report when you need one.
What it usually holds
Revenue and expenses
Every entry with its date, category, amount and who recorded it.
Profit by period
Revenue, expenses and net profit for the month, the quarter or the year.
Invoices
Invoices to your customers, numbered, with what is paid and what is due.
Your own categories
Cost centres, branches or projects, named the way your business names them.
Who sees the numbers
Roles decide who can record entries and who can only read the reports.
In every system
- Sign-in for your team, and roles that decide who sees what
- Arabic and English, right to left built in, and more languages when you add them
- Its own database, kept apart from every other system
- A public site and a control panel, on your own domain when you publish
- Changes by asking: a page, a field or a rule, on the running system
- Every change recorded, so you can see what each request did
Questions about this system.
Yes. Describe your branches, cost centres or projects, and entries and reports are kept by them. You can add a branch later by asking.
Yes. Roles decide who sees what, so an accountant can work in the accounts without reaching the rest of the system.
No. You describe how your business records money in your own words, and the system is built that way.