For shops, service businesses, and Jumia sellers
Real double-entry accounting. Not a spreadsheet pretending to be one.
Start with a chart of accounts and a ledger that actually balances. Add inventory, payroll, CRM, and marketplace settlement reconciliation as your business grows — all posting to the same books.
No card required. Set up your first organization in under two minutes.
Journal entry · jumia_settlement
Statement PS260622UG1GIHR
5
modules on one ledger
16
starter chart-of-accounts codes
2×
balance checked — client and server
0
spreadsheets required
One ledger, five modules
Built in phases, on purpose.
Every module posts into the same journal — there's no separate "inventory system" or "payroll app" quietly drifting out of sync with your books.
Accounting
A real chart of accounts with sub-accounts, a journal engine that rejects anything that doesn't balance, adjusting and reversing entries, fiscal-year close, and bank reconciliation.
Inventory & POS
Weighted-average costing, stock across locations, and a point-of-sale screen that reuses the same invoicing engine — so a shop sale and a Jumia sale hit the books the same way.
Payroll
Payroll runs with itemized deduction types, posting straight to salaries and payroll-liabilities accounts — no separate spreadsheet to reconcile against the ledger.
CRM
A lead-to-deal pipeline that converts a won deal straight into a draft invoice — no retyping a quote you already wrote once.
Jumia Integration
Drop your Orders and Statement exports. Duplicate rows are detected automatically, settlements post commission, shipping, and ad spend to the right accounts, and returns restock your inventory.
Built for marketplace sellers
The only accounting tool that speaks Jumia.
Drop your Orders and Statement CSVs whenever you check on your shop — daily, even. Already-recorded rows are detected automatically by their own transaction numbers, so overlapping exports are always safe.
- Post daily as settlement activity arrives — payout stays a once-a-week action, gated until everything's posted.
- Commission, shipping contribution, ad spend, and revenue split into the right accounts automatically.
- Record what you paid to buy each order, and returns restock your inventory instead of vanishing.
Settlement batch — Statement PS260622UG1GIHR
Why it's rigorous
An expense tracker tells you what happened. A ledger tells you where you stand.
Most "simple" bookkeeping apps let you log income and expenses in a list. That answers "what did I spend?" — it can't answer "what do I own, what do I owe, and did this month actually make money?"
Every transaction here — an invoice, a bill, a payroll run, a Jumia settlement — posts as a balanced journal entry, checked twice: once in the form before you submit it, and again on the server before anything is written. Your Balance Sheet and Profit & Loss are always derived from the same source, never a separate summary that can quietly drift.
Pricing
Start free. Grow into the rest.
Starter
Free
One person, one organization, the full accounting core.
Growth
For growing shops
Adds Inventory & POS, Payroll, CRM, and the Jumia integration.
Business
For multi-branch teams
Segments, custom reports, API access, and granular team permissions.
Questions
Before you start
Do I need to already know accounting to use this?+
You need to know your business, not debits and credits. Invoices, bills, and the Jumia integration all post the correct double-entry lines for you — the ledger underneath is real, but you never have to touch it directly unless you want to.
I sell in a physical shop and on Jumia — does that work?+
Yes. Point of Sale and Jumia settlements both post through the same invoicing and inventory engine, so a sale is a sale regardless of channel — one Profit & Loss, not two systems to reconcile against each other.
What happens when I outgrow the free plan?+
Nothing breaks. Every plan runs on the same ledger — upgrading just unlocks more modules and team seats. There's no migration, no re-entering historical data.
Is my financial data safe?+
Passwords are never stored in plain text, sessions are hashed before they touch the database, and every table is scoped to your organization so one tenant can never see another's books. Details on the Security page.
Open your books.
Free to start, no card required. Bring your first invoice, your first bill, or your first Jumia statement — see it land in a balanced ledger.