Everything Cledgerbooks does, by area of the ledger

Five areas, one set of accounts underneath. Nothing on this page is a separate module you buy later — it all posts to the same ledger.

01 / Sales

Sales and receivables

From quote to settled payment, in whichever currency the customer buys in.

Currencies
6
Delivery
Email, WhatsApp
  • 01

    Quotes

    Send a quote, mark it accepted or declined, and convert it to an invoice without re-keying a line.

  • 02

    Invoices in six currencies

    GBP, USD, EUR, PKR, INR and AED. The rate is fetched for the document's own date, and realised gain or loss posts automatically when the payment clears at a different one.

  • 03

    Email and WhatsApp delivery

    Send from a branded template, see when it was opened, and read the whole send history on the invoice itself.

  • 04

    Recurring invoices

    Schedule a template weekly, monthly or on your own cycle, with automatic reminders before and after the due date.

  • 05

    Payments and part payments

    Allocate a receipt across several invoices; the balance column updates as you type.

  • 06

    Credit notes and write-offs

    Raise one the same way as an invoice, then apply it to a specific document so both sides of the return stay linked.

Document numbers are sequential per type, per organisation — as a VAT invoice requires.
02 / Purchases

Bills and purchases

Record what you owe, approve it once, and pay it in a single run.

Approval
Draft first
Payment runs
Batched
  • 01

    The source document, attached

    Attach the supplier's PDF or a photo to the bill. It files itself into that client's Drive folder by month, and stays reachable from every report the figure appears in.

  • 02

    Purchase orders

    Raise a PO against a supplier, then convert it to a bill without re-keying a line.

  • 03

    Draft, then approve

    A draft bill posts no journal at all — nothing reaches the ledger until it is approved. Approve them one at a time, or select a screenful and approve in bulk.

  • 04

    Payment runs

    Select every bill that is due, pay them from one bank account, and mark them settled in a single action.

  • 05

    Expense claims

    Money someone spent personally, held as what the business owes them back rather than buried in a bank line.

  • 06

    Supplier statements

    Reconcile a supplier statement against your ledger and see exactly which documents differ.

Attachments stay with the transaction for the life of the ledger.
03 / Banking

Banking and reconciliation

The screen most bookkeepers live in, built to be cleared in one pass.

Statement import
CSV or paste
Bank rules
All plans
  • 01

    Statement import

    Upload a CSV or paste the lines straight off your bank's screen. Columns are detected and shown as an editable preview before anything is imported. There is no live bank feed yet.

  • 02

    Proposed matches

    Every line arrives with a suggested match against an open invoice or bill, and the difference shown before you commit.

  • 03

    Bank rules

    Write a rule once — payee, amount range, account, tax code — and the same supplier codes itself every month after.

  • 04

    Cash coding

    Bulk-code a screen of similar lines with one account and tax rate instead of clicking through them individually.

  • 05

    Transfers between accounts

    Match both sides of an internal transfer so it never appears as income and expense.

Statement lines are immutable; only the coding you apply can change.
04 / Reporting

Reporting and tax

Computed live from posted transactions. There is no second set of numbers.

Standard reports
13
Basis
Cash or accrual
  • 01

    Trial balance and general ledger

    Drill from any figure through to the transactions and attachments that make it up.

  • 02

    Profit and loss, balance sheet

    Run either on a cash or an accrual basis, as at any date, and split the P&L across a tracking category — branch, department, whatever you tag.

  • 03

    Cash flow

    What actually moved through the bank accounts over the period, and why.

  • 04

    Sales tax and VAT returns

    The return figures for a tax period, built from posted transactions, with the net and tax behind every rate. You file them — Cledgerbooks does not submit to a tax authority.

  • 05

    Aged receivables and payables

    Current, 30, 60, 90 and 90+ buckets by contact, exportable for the collections call.

  • 06

    Custom reports

    Pick your own accounts and period, and save the definition to re-run next time.

Every report can be run as at any date, including prior periods.
05 / Practice

Practice and control

What a firm needs when the ledger is not theirs but the responsibility is.

Clients per login
Unlimited
Roles
4
  • 01

    Multi-client workspace

    Every organisation in one list, under one login, with a switcher between them. No per-client seat to buy.

  • 02

    Roles and permissions

    Four roles — adviser, standard, invoice-only, read-only — enforced on the server, not merely hidden in the interface. Read-only can run and export every report and change nothing.

  • 03

    Postings are permanent

    A posted journal is never edited away: a correction posts a reversal, and a voided document keeps its number and its history. A per-user action log is not built yet.

  • 04

    Period lock

    Close a period and stop back-dated postings without removing anyone’s access to the rest of the ledger.

  • 05

    Client logins

    Give a client their own login, scoped to their books alone — no switcher, and no sight of anyone else you act for.

Access to a client can be granted and withdrawn without touching the books themselves.

What comes with every plan

Not tiered, not an add-on, not a “contact sales” line item.

  • The full double-entry ledger
  • Unlimited users, with roles
  • No cap on invoices or bills
  • Unlimited reports, run as at any date
  • Multi-currency across six currencies
  • Permanent postings — corrections reverse, never overwrite
  • Free advisor access
  • Onboarding and data import
  • Export everything, including after you cancel
  • Period lock

See it working on real data

The product tour walks through a full month — raise, send, reconcile, close — with figures you can switch between currencies.