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Your books

Run your business, not the shoebox.

Your books live in the same system that takes your bookings and payments. Every sale is categorised and every payment reconciled as it happens, so at month end you hand your accountant a clean pack instead of a shoebox of receipts.

✓Takings categorised✓Payments reconciled✓A clean pack for your accountant✓Bookkeeping, not tax filing
Your books
Today’s takings
Example screen
€Payment · Cut and colour10:40 · matched to the booking✓
◷Payout · SaturdayOne payment not matched yetCheck
≡Month end · this monthPack ready for your accountantReady
Takings categorised · payments reconciled · pack ready to hand over
Pack
for your accountant
Takings categorised as they come inTAKINGS
Takings categorised
Every sale in its place
Payments reconciledRECONCILED
Payments reconciled
Matched as they happen
A clean pack for the accountantCLEAN PACK
Ready for your accountant
No shoebox of receipts
Your numbers, kept currentCURRENT
Numbers kept current
Not left for a Sunday night
What your books cover

The bookkeeping, kept as you go.

Bookings, payments, invoices and gift cards already live in one system, so the books keep up with the work you are already doing. Nothing copied across from a card reader or a spreadsheet. You run the business, not the paperwork.

Takings

Every sale lands in the right place.

Each payment, deposit, invoice and gift card is recorded against the booking and the customer it came from, then categorised as takings. Online or in person, it all ends up in one ledger, with no spreadsheet to keep.

✓Categorised as it happens
✓Linked to the booking and the customer
✓Deposits, invoices and gift cards included
Open the dashboard →
Days reconciled · this monthExample screen
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
✓The 5th is reconciledEvery payment matched · categorised as takings
Where it runs

Books for a business like yours.

The front desk, the treatment room and the shop floor, every sale ending up in the same set of books.

At the front deskAt the front desk
With a customerWith a customer
Out on the floorOut on the floor