One ledger. Eleven ways to work with it.
Every module below reads and writes the same double-entry ledger, which is why a figure means the same thing wherever you read it.
Every transaction posts itself, the second it happens.
A real double-entry ledger underneath the whole business. Sales, purchases, payments and stock movements post to the chart of accounts as they occur, not on a nightly sync you have to trust.
Multi-dimensional: account, outlet, project, department
Recurring and reversing journals
Drill from any balance to the document behind it
Journal · posted automatically
Bills coded, approved and paid without the paper chase.
Supplier bills arrive, get coded against the right accounts and dimensions, route through your approval rules, and land in the ledger and the payment run.
Rule-based approval routing
Bill coding that remembers how you coded it last time
Supplier aging that ties to the control account
Profit and loss · August 2026
Know who owes you what, without rebuilding the aging by hand.
Invoices, receipts and allocations in one place, with aging that reconciles to the control account because it is the same ledger.
Allocation and reallocation against open invoices
Aging by customer, outlet or dimension
Credit notes that post the way an auditor expects
Profit and loss · August 2026
Match hundreds of lines in minutes, not evenings.
Import the statement, let the rules match what they can, and work only the exceptions. Matches post straight to the ledger.
Rule-based automatic matching
Statement import with full transaction history
Transfers between your own accounts handled as one movement
Bank reconciliation · BML current
A checklist that knows what is actually done.
The period close as a tracked process: accruals, revaluation, reconciliations and locks, each with an owner and a state, rather than a spreadsheet somebody keeps on their desktop.
Close checklist with real completion state
Fiscal period locks
Accruals and automatic reversals
Close checklist · August 2026
Group numbers without a month of spreadsheets.
Organisation groups roll up to a consolidated view, in one presentation currency, with intercompany eliminations handled rather than hidden.
Group and sub-group rollups
Presentation-currency translation
Entity-level drilldown from any group figure
Consolidated revenue · August 2026
The P&L is current, because the ledger is.
Financial statements, management reports and saved views that read the live ledger. Schedule them, email them, export them.
Saved report views per role
Scheduled and emailed reports
PDF and spreadsheet export
Profit and loss · August 2026
Compare against plan on any cut of the business.
Budgets by account and dimension, with allocation rules that spread shared costs the way your business actually works.
Budget versus actual on any dimension
Allocation rules and scheduled runs
Project and department tracking
Profit and loss · August 2026
Depreciation that posts itself and a register that ties out.
Asset classes, schedules and disposals, with the depreciation journal posting to the ledger on the right day.
Asset classes and depreciation schedules
Automatic monthly depreciation posting
A register that reconciles to the ledger
Profit and loss · August 2026
A filing-ready return, not a spreadsheet reconstruction.
Multi-rate tax handled at the line, a tax summary you can check, and a GST return built from the ledger rather than assembled at the deadline.
Multi-rate and mixed-supply handling
Input and output tax statements with supplier TIN
A return that traces back to source documents
MIRA GST return · August 2026
Ask in words. Get an answer that shows its working.
An agent that reads the ledger, answers the question you asked, and cites the journal lines behind the answer so you can check it.
Every answer cites the entries behind it
Anomaly detection across posted activity
Scoped to your organisation and your permissions
Ask the ledger
Why is food cost up at Hulhumalé this month?
Food cost is 3.1 points higher than August. MVR 84,200 of that is a single supplier price move on chicken, posted across 22 bills.