Receivables & payables
Billing, receipts, payments, credit, outstanding documents and transaction matching.
Accounting & finance / ASHA TECH
Connect purchases, sales, inventory, expenses and payments so accounting can check documents and prepare reports from traceable data.

What does this system help with?
Purchasing, sales and payment data should lead back to their documents, allowing accounting to verify entries without searching files across departments.
Design with your accounting owners: chart of accounts, document cycles, approvals and reports. Verify accuracy before using the data officially.
Billing, receipts, payments, credit, outstanding documents and transaction matching.
Record documents, cash flow, payment channels and verification status.
Input VAT, output VAT, withholding tax and document numbering according to the agreed requirements.
Chart of accounts, journals, debit/credit entries and adjustment history.
Trial balance, profit and loss, balance sheet and dimensional analysis supported by available data.
Approval rights, period locks, change history and links to source documents.
See how it works
New interface concepts to discuss the direction
Open the demonstration to explore the details

Usage example
Each step passes on the information that matters
so the next person knows what to do.
Receive actual purchasing, sales and expense records.
Accounting checks documents, posting rules and related amounts.
Track payments, receivables, payables and reports.
Illustrative approach. Details and integrations are assessed against your actual systems and processes.
How we work with you
Design with the people who will use the system, from the first conversation through to launch readiness.
Review today's processes, problems and desired outcomes.
Try the screens and user journey before agreeing on details.
Deliver in stages, gather feedback and test together.
Check data, train users and agree on post-delivery support.
Before we talk
Yes, with a complete chart of accounts, posting rules and source data. Your accounting owners must review the reports before official use.
Define posting rules and references for each event—dispatch, invoicing, payment or goods receipt—to prevent duplicate or missing entries.
Yes, with clear data boundaries, document numbering, charts of accounts, tax periods and permissions for each legal entity or branch.
No. It collects, controls and checks data. Accounting policies, classification and report approval still require qualified people responsible for the organization.
Start with your idea
Have an idea or a task a system could help with? Tell our team—no technical vocabulary needed.