Introduction
Sharp-Accounting is the finance and accounting application of the Sharp platform — double accrual accounting out of the box, standalone or automatically connected to your business operations.
What is Sharp-Accounting?
Sharp-Accounting is the finance and accounting application of the Sharp platform. It is built on double accrual accounting principles out of the box, with support for additional accounting methodologies coming soon, and it works regardless of industry or sector.
Use it either way:
- Standalone — a complete accounting solution on its own.
- Connected — linked with Business Operation Apps like Sharp-Hospitality, where every sale and purchase automatically posts journal entries — no manual ledger recording.
What can you do with Sharp-Accounting?
| Capability | Description |
|---|---|
| Core Accounting | General ledger, AP/AR, Smart Entry, bank reconciliation, recurring transactions |
| Automatic Integration | Journal entries posted automatically from business apps; purchase-to-inventory accounting |
| Multi-Entity Finance | Multiple companies and legal entities, consolidated statements, multi-currency |
| Financial Management | Cash flow, budgeting, fixed assets and depreciation, expenses and reimbursements |
| Reporting & Compliance | Financial statements, dashboards, tax calculation and filing, audit trails, approval workflows |
Why Sharp-Accounting?
- No manual re-entry — when connected to operation apps, transactions flow into the books automatically as they happen.
- Any structure, one platform — separate books per legal entity or consolidated reporting across the organization, with parent, child, and subsidiary relationships.
- Any industry — the same accounting engine serves hotels, restaurants, clinics, retail, and mixed businesses alike.
- API-first — integrates with the rest of the Sharp platform and beyond.
Explore Sharp-Accounting
Core Accounting
General ledger, AP/AR, Smart Entry, and bank reconciliation
Platform Integration
Automatic journal entries from business apps and purchase-to-inventory accounting
Multi-Entity Finance
Legal entities, consolidated statements, and multi-currency
Financial Management
Cash flow, budgeting, fixed assets, and expenses
Reporting & Compliance
Statements, dashboards, tax, audit trails, and approvals