Collecting receipts, reading them, proposing the entries, reconciling the bank statement — the software does that overnight. The next morning your staff review the cases where someone has to decide, and approve.
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Five steps. The software does three, you do two.
Of this client’s 184 expenses in August, three are still waiting for a decision. Each one says why it is open.
184 expenses · last computed today at 04:30
Every expense of the month — and how far it has got
Confirmed once, automatic from then on — the bank appends a different number to every card payment.
We run 33 clients on it ourselves; in August that was 1,804 expenses. Every single one falls into one of three groups:
1,804 expenses in August
So for almost half of them the receipt is still missing. Behind nearly every one is a client who has not sent it — which is exactly why the software asks for it by itself. This is our real state, not a target: anyone promising you 90 per cent for the first month has measured something else.
No accounts, no journal entries, no jargon. Just a list of what they still have to supply, with the button next to it that deals with it. Whatever the software matched by itself never appears for them at all.
Your accountant is waiting for four things. Everything else is done.
Good morning
Nordlicht Media · August
Still needed
Today receipts arrive through the portal, by email, from Dropbox or GetMyInvoices. The phone app is still being built. As one of the first ten firms you help decide what gets finished first.
Not the price of the software on its own — what one client’s bookkeeping costs you in total: your staff and the software together.
On top of that comes setup, from €15,000 once. That is not a surcharge but the work that decides whether the software works in your firm: we look at your folders, set everything up around your structure and stay with you through the first month.
We set up ten firms, then the regular prices apply. Three places are taken.
Let us find out: 45 minutes, one real client of yours, a real analysis. Not a sales demo. If we conclude together that it is not worth it for you, we say so, and you get the €150 back.
Book a call — €150You speak to Karl Pusch, who built the software, not to a salesperson.