Quotes to cash
Quotations, orders, deliveries and invoices — each one flowing into the next without re-keying.
Business software · Sri Lanka
Billing, VAT, stock and accounts for Sri Lankan small businesses — built on real double-entry accounting, so the numbers reconcile and your accountant stops asking questions.
In development. We're working with a small number of businesses before general release.
Every invoice, payment and stock movement posts to the same ledger. Nothing is recorded twice, and nothing quietly disagrees.
Quotations, orders, deliveries and invoices — each one flowing into the next without re-keying.
Tax invoices carrying every field the Inland Revenue expects, with VAT shown separately and numbering that never skips.
Multiple warehouses, weighted-average costing, and a stock value that always matches the ledger.
Purchase orders, goods receipts and bills, with an ageing report that tells you who to pay next.
Who owes you, how long it's been, and statements you can send without building them by hand.
Trial balance, profit and loss, and balance sheet — current as of this morning, not last quarter.
The core is shared. On top of it sit modules for the way your particular trade runs — released one at a time, properly, rather than all at once and half-finished.
Prices in rupees. VAT handled the way the law actually requires. Support in your time zone.
A tax invoice has to carry specific things, in a specific form. Most general business software treats that as your problem to solve afterwards. Here it's the default, and it can't be switched off by accident.
If you're running a small business in Sri Lanka and your books currently live across a stack of spreadsheets, we'd like to hear how you work. Early users help shape what gets built first.