Bookkeeping does not have to mean spending hours sorting transactions, matching payments, and preparing financial reports. AkountFly is AI bookkeeping software designed to simplify these everyday accounting tasks while helping businesses keep a clearer view of their finances.
From bank feeds and reconciliation to invoicing, tax management, multi-currency accounting, and financial reporting, AkountFly brings essential financial tools into one platform. Here is how its features work together to make bookkeeping more straightforward for modern businesses.
AI-Powered Bookkeeping That Works With Your Bank
AkountFly starts with a simple setup. Businesses can connect a bank account or upload a bank statement, invoices, and bills. Once connected, the platform uses AI to draft accounting entries and suggest classifications for transactions.
The process is designed around three steps: connect, confirm, and understand. After connecting a bank, AkountFly drafts entries with a reason for each suggestion. Users can review the recommendations, approve them, or make changes. The platform can then remember those corrections for future transactions.
This approach keeps users involved while reducing the need to manually classify every transaction. AkountFly also supports bank reconciliation, General Ledger management, journals, and double-entry accounting as part of its broader accounting tools.
Invoicing and Payments Stay Connected
Invoicing is another part of the accounting workflow that AkountFly brings into the same platform. Businesses can create professional invoices and include payment links that can be shared through WhatsApp or email.
When a customer pays, the incoming money can be matched to the corresponding invoice. This helps connect the sales and payment sides of the bookkeeping process instead of requiring users to track them separately.
AkountFly also supports bills and purchases, with AI-assisted extraction and category suggestions. Documents such as receipts and statements can be scanned and processed, helping users bring financial information into their books without relying entirely on manual data entry.
