Business owners with multiple companies or trade names
Separate books, one account
You run more than one company and you're tired of logging in separately for each one and adding up the figures by hand afterwards.
Fully separated per company
Every company or trade name gets its own bookkeeping, its own house style and its own settings.
One account, switch instantly
Switch between your companies from a single login, without separate accounts or passwords.
Consolidated reporting
View the figures per company, or have them added up automatically for the full picture.
Frequently asked questions
Do I pay per business?
You have one account with one subscription in which you manage your businesses. The pricing page shows what each plan includes.
Can my employees see every business?
Only the ones you give them rights to. The separation is enforced at database level, not just in the screen.
Can I add the figures up?
Yes. The group dashboard puts the businesses side by side, and consolidation converts different currencies into one reporting currency.
More about this work
- E-invoicing and Peppol: what are the requirements?A PDF by email is not an e-invoice. What a real e-invoice is, what Peppol and UBL mean, where it is already mandatory and how to prepare for it.
- A dashboard per role: why one Command Center isn't one screenOne overview for the whole business sounds convenient, but a technician and an owner need different information. Here is how a dashboard per role works.
- Preparing your VAT return: a checklist per quarterAvoid a last-minute scramble before the deadline. This checklist helps you prepare the Dutch VAT return calmly each quarter, with the most common mistakes.
Work it out yourself
- Invoice templateAn invoice has to carry certain details, otherwise your client cannot deduct the VAT. This template puts all of them in place.
- Calculate VATConvert an amount excluding VAT to including, or the other way round. Watch the second direction: 21 percent of an amount that already contains the VAT is not the VAT.
- Calculate your hourly rateStart from what you want to keep and work backwards. The dial that matters most is billable hours: you work more hours than you can invoice, and your rate has to carry the unpaid ones.
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