Multi-company accounting software that runs your group from one account

• Complete isolation of each company’s data

  Customers, invoices, journals and employees for each company live in their own scope. No company sees another’s data unless a user is explicitly granted access there.

• Switching between companies

  From the top menu you choose the company you are working in now, and every screen and report switches to it without signing out.

• E-invoicing per VAT number

  Each company has its own Fatoora onboarding, certificates and submission log, because the authority treats every VAT number as a separate establishment.

• Users with different roles

  The group finance manager is an admin in every company, the first company’s accountant sees only it, and a salesperson issues invoices in two companies only.

• Subscription billed to one company

  The parent company carries the subscription and creates additional companies within its plan limits, with no scattered subscriptions and mismatched renewal dates.

• Per-company reports and group export

  Each company has its own financial statements and trial balance, and a full export per company for building the group report with the auditor or in an analysis tool.

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