Cheques, from written to cleared
What you have handed out and what you are holding, with the date on each. Mark it cleared or bounced when the bank decides, and the receipt it settled follows.
A monthly contract, a one-off repair and the machines you supplied are three different kinds of money from one customer. Keep them apart on paper and together in one account.
Sound familiar
Two invoices, one client, one running balance, each numbered so the client can see which is which. The extra charge is its own document, not a line hidden inside the contract.
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One contract, recorded once. The document, the ledger and what this client still owes all read the same entry.
What it takes off your desk
Today
A contract renewal date in somebody's calendar
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The subscription, what it is worth, and when it is next due.
Today
Hardware margin worked out afterwards
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The supplier bill and the client invoice on the same job.
Today
Two kinds of income added together
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Contract and project income, kept apart in the reports.
You record what happened in the words you already use. The accounting is written underneath, and it is written the same way every time — which is what makes it worth checking.
Quotations, orders, invoices, payments, expenses — the day’s work, entered once, on the phone in your hand.
What you are owed, what you owe, what moved and what did not — from the entries, never typed in twice.
Bank, cash and cheques matched against what you recorded, until the two agree and you can see why.
Every figure comes from posted entries you can open and read. Your accountant checks it instead of asking you.
It shows in the small things — the ones that turn out to be the whole job.
A cheque dated next month is a real commitment today, and no bank statement shows it. Written, held, cleared, bounced — the register knows which, and what is still out there.
LKR throughout, VAT at 18%, and a financial year that runs April to March. Not a setting you have to find. It is simply how the software counts.
Attach the photo to the payment it belongs to. Six months later the question “did they actually pay?” has an answer instead of an argument.
A juice shop and a hardware shop are two sets of books that share nothing but you. Switch between them; neither can see the other, and neither is a second subscription.
Entries are posted, not edited — a mistake is reversed and the reversal is visible. That is what makes the books worth showing to anybody.
Every figure comes from posted entries you can open and read. Corrections are reversals, so they stay visible instead of disappearing. Give your accountant their own access and they verify the books themselves — which is the only kind of trust worth having in a system that holds your money.
We are new, and we have no customer quotes to show you yet. When we do, they will be from businesses willing to put their name to them.
Three of these are the reason people move. The rest are the reason they stay.
What you have handed out and what you are holding, with the date on each. Mark it cleared or bounced when the bank decides, and the receipt it settled follows.
Bring in the statement, match it against what you recorded, and see what neither side explains. Reconciliation is how you find out you were wrong before your accountant does.
Give them their own access and they check the books themselves. No shoebox, no evening spent explaining what a payment was for.
Numbered, printed or sent, with your own letterhead.
What it was, who paid it, and out of which account.
What you ordered, what you were billed, what is still owed.
Worked out from the entries, ready for the return.
Quoted, accepted, invoiced as the work goes, and what is still owed.
Who you sell to, who you are chasing, and what each is worth.
Example figures, drawn from the app’s own screens.
Dashboard
Contacts
Work
Sales
Purchases
Approvals
Accounting
CRM
Products & Services
Reports
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None of this is an upgrade. The plans differ only in how many businesses and people they cover.
The things people actually hesitate over — where the data is, whether an accountant can check it, and what happens if you leave.
Ask a person. Thirty minutes on your own numbers answers more than a page of writing, and there is nothing to sign.
It is yours, and sealed from every other business on Veblore. Every invoice, receipt and document downloads as a PDF whenever you want it. A one-click export of everything is not built yet — until it is, write to us and we will send you a copy of your records.
No. Record what happened — you sold this, you were paid that, you spent this — and the books are written underneath. Every screen explains itself in plain words. Your accountant reads the result.
That is the point. Give them their own access and they see the ledger, the entries behind every figure, and every correction as a visible reversal. Nothing posted is edited away.
Start from today: record what the business has and owes as one opening journal entry, and carry on. You do not have to enter five years of history to begin, and we will help if you want the old years brought in.
Set up your business, send your first invoice, and see the books written underneath. Everything you record in the trial stays when you continue.
No card is asked for, because there is nothing to charge it with until you choose a plan.