Your books post themselves
Every sale, refund, purchase, payslip and expense writes its own balanced double-entry journal. Your trial balance is correct at 2 a.m. on a Friday.
A chart of accounts, numbered journal entries and a trial balance that actually balances. Sales, refunds, purchases, wages and expenses each write their own entry as they happen, and a correction is a reversal you can point at — never a silent edit.
Every sale, refund, purchase, payslip and expense writes its own balanced double-entry journal. Your trial balance is correct at 2 a.m. on a Friday.
You set your own tax rates, service charge, currency, working week and payroll brackets — none of it is hard-coded to one country. Cash, cards, digital wallets, bank transfer and online gateways all settle through the same till.
Order to kitchen to waiter to driver to your dashboard — pushed live over websockets. Nobody refreshes anything, nobody shouts across the pass.
What happens in your ledger when a cashier takes 240 in cash, why a reversal is not a deletion, and how to tell a real accounting engine from a sales report with an export button.
Read articleWhat double-entry looks like in a restaurant, which journals a POS should post for you, and how to walk into month-end with a trial balance instead of a bag of receipts.
Read articleA clear way to calculate the sales you must hit before the restaurant makes a profit — fixed costs, contribution margin, and what to do when the target is too high.
Read articleCreate your account, import your menu, invite your team — most restaurants are live before the day is over.