ERPLY Books brings novelty and innovation to the work of an accounting company
Accounting is an important part of every company’s daily operations. The ERPLY Books accounting software is made keeping accountants in mind. We have created an opportunity to conveniently manage several companies’ accounts in one place. In ERPLY Books, you can select the modules that you really need for your company’s accounting. The software helps you correctly reflect the financial status, cash flows, and economic outcomes of the managed companies and all this time-efficiently. Thanks to the automated functions of ERPLY Books, you can work 4 days a week!
Reporting Reporting to different levels – accountant, auditor, company manager, franchise manager, etc | |
Managing multiple businesses All information and data are in one place. Ability to monitor company statistics. Ability to copy the next company based on already created company settings (chart of accounts, system accounts, VAT types) | |
User rights The ability to grant different privileges to your customers within the software. For example, customers can enter sales invoices and view reports while accountants are doing other necessary tasks. | |
Reminders You would like to receive a specific notification (for example: “Send me an email if my sales invoice is overdue by 3 days” or “Send me a reminder if I have not confirmed the invoice within three days of the request.”) | | Bank import function A feature that allows you to automate 100% of all payments. | |
Flexible pricing We offer flexible pricing for accounting firms! | |
Save 80% of your time Forget the time spent on creating purchase invoices – the purchase invoice mailbox will do it for you. | |
E-invoices The software supports e-invoicing solutions, which means that accountants no longer need to process these invoices manually. | |
Different types of VAT The software allows you to link VAT to different articles. In addition, reverse VAT can be applied and different types of VAT can be set up according to how they are reflected in the declaration. | |