Who it is for

People with more than one thing going on

An entity is one complete set of books. Most people here keep several: themselves, a firm, a rental business, an investment account.

Landlords

  • Properties and tenants with monthly rent and a due day
  • The 12-month paid / part-paid / owing grid
  • Rent changes keep old months at the old rent
  • Rent yield per property
Rent & subscriptions โ†’

Small firms, LLPs and freelancers

  • Clients, vendors, products and services
  • Invoices with line items that post real income
  • Bills paid in one click
  • Profit & Loss and Balance Sheet, live
Invoices, bills & people โ†’

Investors

  • Trades and dividends per broker
  • Realised gain or loss worked out, never typed
  • Loans and security deposits as balances
  • Portfolio metrics in Reports
Investments, loans & currencies โ†’

Families and NRIs

  • One entity per country, each in its own currency
  • Real exchange rate of the day on every foreign line
  • One net-worth number across all entities
  • Personal books kept apart from business books
Entities โ†’

Accountants

  • A client invites you with limited access
  • You see and enter transactions; you do not own the account
  • Debit-Credit, Dr-Cr or To-By notation if you prefer it
  • Print or Save as PDF on every report
Sharing โ†’

Anyone tired of a spreadsheet

  • Plain words on every screen
  • Help with one chapter per screen, inside the app
  • Nothing is ever lost when you fix a mistake
Why OmniAccount โ†’

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