Accounting

Books that
keep themselves.

You run the business. Simplcor does the books.

Automatic

Everything lands in the books.
By itself.Soon

Illustrative example.

  • Sales86 invoices
  • Purchases61 bills
  • Payroll2 runs
  • MarketingGoogle · Meta
  • Inventory312 items
  • Bank49 lines
The books412entries in OctoberBalanced ✓
Profit & loss+⁠€4,830
Balance sheet€41,260
VAT€2,531.43
Bookkeeping

Up to date. Every day.

“Is the bookkeeping up to date?”

You

“Yes, to yesterday. 412 entries this month, all balanced. Two receipts wait for your OK.”

Simplcor

Illustrative example.

booked410 / 412
October · booked by itselfentries per day
Sale · Customer 1Booked ✓
Payroll · OctoberBooked ✓
Receipt · lunch €48.90Your OK
Receipt · phone €29.00Your OK
Balanced ✓2 receipts wait for you
Cash

Profit is not cash.

“We made a profit. Why is the account empty?”

You

“€18,900 is in unpaid invoices. Customer 1 owes €7,200, 34 days late — reminder drafted.”

Simplcor

Illustrative example.

owed to you€18,900
Not due yet€7,180
1–30 days late€4,520
Over 30 days€7,200
Customer 1 · 34 days€7,200.00
Customer 2 · 12 days€2,310.00
Customer 3 · 6 days€2,210.00
€7,200 · 34 days lateReminder drafted — send?
Taxes

VAT, already worked out.

“How much VAT do I pay, and when?”

You

“€2,531.43 by 12 November. Checked against the books to the cent — one click to copy.”

Simplcor

Illustrative example.

VAT · September€2,531.43to pay · due 12 November
to pay€2,531
Tax on sales€9,983
Deductible−⁠€7,452
Copy to tax portal
Matches the books ✓1 receipt was missing VAT — fixed
Every day

Mistakes caught early.

“Did we pay anything twice?”

You

“Almost. Supplier 1 sent bill 4471 twice — €1,240. I stopped the second one. Approve?”

Simplcor

Illustrative example.

Supplier bills · Supplier 1
Bill 4471 · 3 October€1,240.00
Bill 4471 · 9 October€1,240.00
Bill 4480 · 14 October€612.00
Bill 4492 · 20 October€388.50
Approve fixLook first
Billed twice · €1,240Fix drafted for you
Year end

Annual accounts, drafted for you.

“Do I have to build the annual accounts?”

You

“No. They are drafted from your books. Type in three numbers — the stock count, one write-down, your salary — and they are ready to sign.”

Simplcor

Illustrative example.

Financial statementsYear 2026
94%
Income statementDrafted ✓
Balance sheetDrafted ✓
NotesDrafted ✓
Your adjustments · 3
Stock count€12,400 ✓
Write-down€
Your salary€
Ready to sign
Built from 4,980 entries2 numbers left

The books, done.
You just confirm.

€30 / month + VAT · every module included

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