Core Business

Finance

A complete finance back office: invoices and payments with automatic tax resolution across countries, vendor bills tracked to partial payment, budgets checked against live ledger activity, and an optional real double-entry General Ledger every one of those flows can auto-post to.

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4Benefits
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Problems Solved

  • Billing status is scattered across finance software nobody else in the business can see.
  • Tax rules are hardcoded for one country and break the moment you operate somewhere else.
  • "What did we actually spend against this budget?" means exporting data and rebuilding the answer by hand.
  • Vendor bills and payments are tracked in a spreadsheet that drifts from what's really been paid.

Benefits

  • One finance ledger the whole business can see against
  • Tax handling that matches where you actually operate, not just where you started
  • A budget answer that's always current because it's computed from the same ledger, not a second tracker that can drift
  • Every invoice, payment, expense, and vendor bill can auto-post to a real, auditable General Ledger with zero manual journal entry

Features

Invoices, quotations, and finance documentsGlobal Tax Engine: GST/VAT/sales-tax resolution by country, with automatic CGST/SGST/IGST-style splits where the regime requires itPayment tracking with partial-payment supportAccounts Payable: vendor bills tracked to partial payment, auto-posted on receipt and paymentBudgeting: per-account budgets with Budget vs Actual computed live from the ledger, never a stale snapshotGeneral Ledger: real double-entry journal entries, a chart of accounts, trial balance, income statement, and balance sheet -- opt-in per organization

How It Actually Works

1

Invoice issued

Tax resolved by the client's country via the Global Tax Engine; GL posts Accounts Receivable (debit) against Sales Revenue and Tax Payable (credit) if GL is enabled.

2

Payment received

Recorded against the invoice, partial payments supported; GL posts Cash (debit) against Accounts Receivable (credit).

3

Vendor bill received

Tracked in Accounts Payable; GL posts an Expense (debit) against Accounts Payable (credit).

4

Vendor bill paid

GL posts Accounts Payable (debit) against Cash (credit) -- the mirror of the payment-received entry.

5

Budget vs Actual

Pulls the real income statement for the budget's period -- the "actual" side is never a separately-tracked number.

FlashCat.ai General Ledger screen showing the chart of accounts

The General Ledger's chart of accounts, seeded automatically the moment it's enabled.

Getting Started

  1. 1Enable Finance from the Module Marketplace -- invoices, payments, and expenses work immediately with no setup
  2. 2Enable the General Ledger toggle when you're ready for double-entry bookkeeping -- this seeds a default chart of accounts (Cash, Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payable, Tax Payable, Sales Revenue, General Expenses) automatically
  3. 3Every invoice, payment, expense, and vendor bill from that point on posts to the ledger with zero manual entry
  4. 4Create a Budget against any Revenue or Expense account and Budget vs Actual is available immediately -- it reads the same ledger, not a separate import

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