Journal & ledger
Record transactions against a structured chart of accounts with classes and buckets.
Finance · Finance & Accounting
Accounting that stays connected.
Journal, banking, chart of accounts, and budgets that live next to the projects and procurement that drive them — with commitment-aware budgeting and accounting integrations, so finance isn't a disconnected after-the-fact ledger.
Connectedto projects & procurement
Commitmentaware budgeting
Syncto accounting tools
Drag to rotate
Illustrative interface — budgets reflecting committed procurement spend.
What makes it different
Finance that knows the operation.
Banking
Track bank accounts, balances, and imports per entity and currency.
Chart of accounts
A hierarchical COA with posting controls, commitment-eligibility, and budgetable flags.
Budgets & commitments
Budget by account and watch commitments from procurement reduce available spend in real time.
Accounting sync
Integrate with accounting tools so finance isn't re-keyed between systems.
Governed posting
Posting controls and roles keep the ledger clean and auditable.
Disconnected accounting vs Prime RP
| Capability | Standalone accounting tools | Prime RP |
|---|---|---|
| Linked to projects & spend | Re-keyed | Connected |
| Commitment-aware budgets | Manual | Yes |
| Procurement reduces budget live | No | Yes |
| Shared roles & audit | No | Yes |
| Accounting tool sync | Export | Integrated |
FAQ
Questions, answered
It covers operational finance — journal, banking, COA, and budgets — and integrates with dedicated accounting tools, so you can keep your system of record while connecting it to operations.
Commitment-eligible accounts reflect procurement commitments, so available budget updates as material requisitions are approved.
Yes — posting controls, roles, and the platform's audit trail keep every entry attributed and traceable.
Close the gap between work and money.
See spend on a project reflected in its budget as it's committed.