Chart of accounts
Set up a VAS chart of accounts and add the sub-accounts your business actually tracks against.


VAS-compliant posting, a configurable chart of accounts, automatic journals from operations and financial statements.
Sales, purchases and stock movements generate their own entries.
Chart of accounts and statements to the Vietnamese standard.
Ledger and operations read the same source.
Every entry traces to its source document and the person behind it.
The numbers are already there, so period close stops being a sprint.
Balance sheet, P&L and cash flow by period.
Set up a VAS chart of accounts and add the sub-accounts your business actually tracks against.

Sales, purchases, stock movements and cash all generate their entries — nothing is entered twice.

Search the general and subsidiary ledgers and trace any entry back to its source document and author.

Lock periods, post approved adjusting entries and keep the change trail intact.

Produce the balance sheet, income statement and cash flow statement by period and by location.

The ledger isn't a copy of operations — it is the same data.




Seamless integration with leading partners.
Businesses posting on the system
Less time to close each period
Accuracy on automatic journals
Stock across three branches sits on one screen, and reorders are suggested from how fast things actually sell.
The morning shift closes and I know the margin straight away, instead of waiting for accounts at month end.
Shopee, Lazada and TikTok Shop share one warehouse — sell out and all three close automatically.
Stock across three branches sits on one screen, and reorders are suggested from how fast things actually sell.
The morning shift closes and I know the margin straight away, instead of waiting for accounts at month end.
Shopee, Lazada and TikTok Shop share one warehouse — sell out and all three close automatically.
Reporting separates ad spend per channel, so I finally know which one actually makes money.
A customer books over Zalo at midnight and it lands straight in the system, ready in the morning.
The loyalty programme runs itself and customers come back noticeably more.
Reporting separates ad spend per channel, so I finally know which one actually makes money.
A customer books over Zalo at midnight and it lands straight in the system, ready in the morning.
The loyalty programme runs itself and customers come back noticeably more.
Vietnamese Accounting Standards (VAS). Businesses reporting in parallel under IFRS get that configuration set up during rollout.
From sales, purchasing, stock movements and cash in the system; accounting reviews and adjusts only where needed.
Yes. A locked period accepts no new entries; adjusting entries go through approval and keep their own trail.
You can. Financial statements and the required forms export by period, with the underlying detail available for reconciliation.
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