Accounting Built From Your Own Trading
A chart of accounts, a real double entry ledger, and the statements your accountant asks for, all posted from the sales, purchases and expenses you already record.
Your Books Are Already Half Written
Most businesses keep two versions of the truth. The till knows what sold, and a spreadsheet or an accountant's file knows what it meant. Squaring the two is a monthly chore that everybody postpones and nobody enjoys. Stockovaa closes the gap by posting your trading to a proper ledger as it happens, so the books become a view of the business instead of a separate exercise carried out weeks later.
You get bank and cash accounts, transfers between them, a statement for any account and any period, and a double entry engine underneath it all. A guided setup switches it on and lays out a starting chart of accounts. From that point every sale, purchase, expense and payment posts itself.
What You Get
Chart of Accounts
Bank, cash, revenue, expense and cost accounts with codes and parents, and a flag for the ones your tills pay into.
Money Transfers
Move money between your own accounts and keep both balances, and the trail behind them, correct.
General Ledger
Every posting in order, filtered by account and period, each line linked to the document that created it.
Trial Balance
Prove the books balance before you close a period, on screen, without exporting anything first.
Profit and Loss
Revenue, cost of sales, expenses and the result, for any date range you choose.
Balance Sheet and Cash Flow
The two statements a bank, an investor or a tax office will ask you to produce.
Why Owners Switch It On
One Set of Numbers
Counter, stockroom and ledger read the same records, so nothing has to be reconciled twice.
Never Behind
Postings happen as you trade, so month end becomes a review rather than a rebuild.
An Easier Handover
Give your accountant a trial balance and three statements instead of a folder of receipts.
Traceable
Every figure leads back to the sale, purchase or payment that produced it.