Use cases
Ten paths into the product. They differ not in the set of buttons but in where the work starts and where it ends.
First report with no accounting knowledge
Last month’s bank statement becomes a cash flow report before any setup.
Learn moreAccounting without an accountant
Typical operations instead of a chart of accounts, tax under a special regime and deadline reminders.
Outsourced accountingSeveral clients in one interface
Full mode, checks before closing and the correction history for each client.
Several legal entitiesOne account for several countries
Each legal entity has its own country profile, rates from five national banks, transfers between companies.
Moving from 1CData that already consists of postings
Opening balances, posting transfer with account mapping and reconciliation by checksums.
Working with A3.FinanceManagement analytics on fresh data
Posting events reach A3.Finance right away, not in a daily batch.
RetailA shop with marked goods and alcohol
Retail at sales prices, external cash register receipts, EGAIS and product marking in one set of books.
ManufacturingProduct cost without spreadsheets
Bills of materials, overhead allocation and actual cost at month close.
IntermediariesCommission trade and tolling
Both sides of the deal: principal and commission agent, tolling customer and processor, reports and the intermediary log.
Nonprofit organizationsTargeted funding
Sources, programs, receipts and expenses, plan versus actual, a report on use of funds.
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