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Bookkeeping that flows from daily transactions

Set up your chart of accounts, let sales transactions draft their own journals, reconcile cash & bank, then read financial statements per branch or consolidated — plus consistent, branded print documents.

  • Automatic journals from transactions
  • Multi-branch financial statements
  • Branded document templates
AS

PT Alfa Sejahtera

Company address

Receipt

KW-0412
  • Payment to supplierIDR 400,000

Prepared by

Approved by

AS

PT Alfa Sejahtera

Company address

Waste proof

WST-0211
  • Material A500 g

Prepared by

Approved by

AS

PT Alfa Sejahtera

Company address

Delivery note

SJ-0925
  • Product A20 units
  • Product B10 units

Prepared by

Approved by

Capabilities

From chart of accounts to closing the books

Six things that keep each company’s bookkeeping and paperwork in order.

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    A chart of accounts you can shape

    Build a multi-level account structure per company, starting from ready-made templates for different kinds of business in Indonesian or English. One central page links each payment method or bank account and transaction type to the right ledger account.

    • Multi-level accounts per company
    • Ready-made templates for different businesses
    • Payment method & bank account mapping
    • Account security: who can view and post
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    General and automatic journals

    Manual journals follow a draft, posted, then corrected flow. Posted journals cannot be edited — corrections go through a reversing journal. Sales, cancellations, returns, and receivable receipts draft their own journals automatically, so the finance team does not key them in one by one.

    • Draft → posted → corrected flow
    • Corrections via reversing journals
    • Auto-drafts from sales, returns & receivable receipts
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    Cash & bank with reconciliation

    Record cash/bank receipts and payments outside buying and selling — deposits, withdrawals, or operating expenses — complete with printed vouchers. Then match internal records against bank statement lines, per bank account.

    • Deposits, withdrawals & operating expenses
    • Printed cash/bank vouchers
    • Reconciliation per bank account
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    Financial statements and closing

    General Ledger, Trial Balance, Profit & Loss, and Balance Sheet can be viewed for one, several, or all branches according to the user’s access, including a consolidated view. Financial periods are locked per branch each month — before locking, the system checks stock cost variances and helps create the adjusting journal. At year end, profit or loss moves to retained earnings through a closing journal, and the fiscal year is locked.

    • General Ledger, Trial Balance, P&L, Balance Sheet
    • Multi-branch filter & consolidation
    • Monthly period locking & year-end closing
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    Branded print templates

    Design your own print documents — delivery notes, receipts, and more — with your company logo, then use them consistently across all purchasing and waste transactions.

    • Delivery notes, receipts, and more
    • Complete with logo
    • Consistent across purchasing & waste
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    Workflows that fit each company

    The company settings page defines each company’s workflow — whether purchase orders need tiered approval, whether waste follows simple or tiered approval, and how the receivable receipt flow runs.

    • Purchase order approval
    • Waste approval
    • Receivable receipt flow
Try it

Try designing company documents

Pick a company, set the logo, layout, color, and signature block, then watch the same template apply to every document type. Each company keeps its own settings.

Company

Document template

Header layout

Accent color

This company's workflow

Waste approval

Preview

AS

PT Alfa Sejahtera

Company address

Delivery note

SJ-0925
  • Product A20 units
  • Product B10 units

Prepared by

Approved by

Sample layout — the actual design is yours to customize.

FAQ

Questions about Finance & Accounting

  • Yes. Sales, cancellations, returns, and receivable receipts automatically create accounting journal drafts, so the finance team does not have to enter them one by one.

  • No. Posted journals cannot be changed; corrections are made with a reversing journal, following standard accounting practice.

  • General Ledger, Trial Balance, Profit & Loss, and Balance Sheet, including a consolidated view for companies with many branches. The main reports can be filtered to one, several, or all branches according to the user’s access.

  • Not necessarily. Ready-made templates are available for different kinds of business, in Indonesian or English, and can be adjusted per company.

  • Yes. Internal cash/bank records are matched against bank statement lines, per bank account.

  • Financial periods are locked per branch each month; before locking, the system checks stock cost variances and helps create the adjusting journal. At year end, profit or loss moves to retained earnings through a closing journal and the fiscal year is locked — and it can be reopened with a recorded reason.

  • Companies can design their own print documents such as delivery notes, receipts, and more, complete with a logo.

  • Workflows per company: purchase order approval, waste approval, and the receivable receipt flow.

  • Yes. Finance sets up claim categories and their expense accounts; employees file claims with several photographed receipts from the portal or the phone. The supervisor reviews, Finance approves and records the transfer, and the system creates the draft journal.

  • Yes. Each account has view and post permissions per job position, inherited by child accounts. Accounts can be hidden from reports and their transactions masked, while report totals stay complete.

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