Some of the features that can help you manage the cash flow of your business are:
• ARAP management: Efficiently managing the accounts payable & accounts receivable of your business can help you plan for your ongoing working capital needs.
• GST invoices: Getting paid on time is a challenge faced by most businesses. It doesn’t end with sending GST invoices on time. Businesses must also ensure that timely payment reminders are sent to customers for due payments.
• Overview of cash flow: Obtaining a bird’s eye view of your cash-in-hand & cash-in-bank is crucial. In fact, it is the first step towards simplifying cash management for your business.
• Expense management: Managing employee expenses is not easy. Once the expenses have been filed, your finance team has to match receipts with corresponding expenses. The team will then process reimbursements & reconcile the same in the company’s daybook.
• Bookkeeping reports: Invariably maintaining your books of accounts can help you stay on top of your business’s incomes, expenses, assets & liabilities.