FlyCFO Accounting / Complete accounting software

Complete accounting.
From the first invoice to the next decision.

Run invoicing, bills, banking, reconciliation and reporting in one accounting platform. Manage multiple companies and currencies, control the close, and use Finance AI to prepare the work for review.

Your books, your controls and the financial picture behind every decision.

Your books. One connected picture.
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Bank line BANK-084

One receipt. The right invoice.

Source-linked workSeptember 2026 · fictional data
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Bank receipt
£2,400
Open invoice INV-1042
£2,400
Source in view
Illustrative revenue£120,000
Illustrative costs£90,000
Operating result£30,000

Illustrative workspace · fictional September 2026 figures

The everyday essentials

From the first invoice
to the final review.

The accounting work you recognise, connected to the decisions that keep your business moving.

01 / ↗

Keep cash moving.

Connect invoices, receivables, bills and the review decisions behind getting paid and paying suppliers.

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02 / ≋

Make the books make sense.

Reconcile bank activity, keep the ledger organised and follow reports back to the underlying work.

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03 / ↳

Close with a clear view.

See the blockers, identify the reviewer and carry the evidence into the period-close decision.

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See how the work flows

Real accounting jobs.
A clearer way through.

Follow the source, inspect the work and see the review point. Explore six everyday workflows.

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Invoice INV-1042

An invoice with a clear next step

Source-linked workSeptember 2026 · fictional data
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Services
£2,000
Tax · illustrative 20%
£400
Source in view

Step 1 of 3

Start with the source

Create invoices, track balances and follow collections with customer context. This worked example uses fictional September 2026 records.

Illustrative workflow · fictional data. Exploring this example does not post, pay, send or change a live record.

28 accounting capabilities

The everyday essentials.
And room to grow.

Explore the breadth of your accounting platform—from the first invoice to a consolidated financial picture.

28 capabilities shown

Daily accounting / 10 capabilities

Make the everyday work flow.

Invoices, bills, banking and a dependable set of books.

01

General ledger and chart of accounts

Keep a structured, balanced record of the business and inspect the transactions behind it.

02

Invoicing and receivables

Create invoices, track balances and follow collections with customer context.

03

Bills and payables

Capture supplier bills, match supporting records and prepare payment decisions.

04

Banking and reconciliation

Bring statements and feeds into a reviewable matching and cash-coding workflow.

05

Credits, debits and corrections

Correct the business record with linked documents and controlled accounting treatment.

06

Recurring and deferred accounting

Manage recurring journals, deferred revenue and expense schedules.

07

Expenses and approvals

Connect claims and supporting evidence to a clear review path.

08

Period and year-end close

See close tasks, blockers and the authorised decision to close a period.

09

Core financial statements

Read the trial balance, general ledger, profit and loss, balance sheet and cash flow.

10

Imports and opening balances

Establish the accounting starting point with reviewed source data.

Control & insight / 10 capabilities

See the whole financial picture.

From a single company to a group, keep the numbers connected to the decisions.

11

Multiple companies and entities

Keep each company’s books and permissions distinct while supporting group work.

12

Multiple currencies

Record transactions and account balances in their proper currencies; review revaluation.

13

Intercompany and consolidation

Follow reciprocal balances, resolve disagreements and prepare group reporting.

14

Dimensions, cost and profit centres

Analyse the business by the structures that matter to your team.

15

Budgets and variance

Compare actuals with plan and investigate what changed.

16

Treasury and cash planning

Connect cash positions, expected receipts and payments to a forward view.

17

Revenue, assets and leases

Manage recognition, depreciation and lease-related accounting workflows.

18

Local accounting and obligations

Use the relevant market setup and applicable local processes.

19

Approvals, permissions and receipts

Understand who can act, what was approved and what actually happened.

20

Evidence and audit support

Trace controls and financial work to reviewable evidence.

Connected operations / 8 capabilities

Keep the work connected to the books.

Payroll, projects, purchasing and the workflows around your finance team.

21

Payroll accounting

Bring approved payroll totals into mapped, traceable journals without copying employee data into marketing or AI demos.

22

Purchasing, stock and fulfilment

Connect buying and inventory activity to the financial picture.

23

Projects and time billing

Follow project budgets, time and billing alongside the books.

24

Manufacturing and work orders

Connect bills of materials and production activity to operating finance.

25

Customer and supplier portals

Give the relevant external party a focused way to work with your records.

26

Document capture and review

Bring source documents into an exception-aware review queue.

27

Finance AI products

Turn finance context into decisions, findings and controlled actions.

28

Configurable operating workflows

Use existing fields, dimensions, templates and approval surfaces; add Tailored delivery when the customer wants accountable help.

Examples demonstrate individual workflows. Your selected plan and market determine the included scope.

Explore the accounting workflow

Invoicing and receivables

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Invoice INV-1042

An invoice with a clear next step

Source-linked workSeptember 2026 · fictional data
↗
Services
£2,000
Tax · illustrative 20%
£400
Source in view

Step 1 of 3

Start with the source

Create invoices, track balances and follow collections with customer context. This worked example uses fictional September 2026 records.

Illustrative workflow · fictional data. Exploring this example does not post, pay, send or change a live record.

Meet FlyCFO Finance AI

Real jobs.
A clearer next step.

Start with a question that matters. See what the AI found, the evidence behind it and what needs your decision.

01 / A named job, not a generic chatbot

Close Assurance

Know what is blocking the close.

THE OUTPUT

Ranked blockers, evidence and a review package

Period closure remains an authorised decision.

Five named AI experiences, supported by operational finance specialties. All examples here are illustrative.

Accounting + Payroll

From payday
to the books.
Keep the story.

Connect approved payroll totals to the right accounts. Follow the source run, review the mapping and keep the posting result with the journal.

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Payroll ready→Review journal→Recorded result

Synthetic payroll journal · September 2026

From approved run to reviewed books.

Source: fictional payroll run PAY-0926 · Owner: accounting approver

Illustrative journal in GBP
AccountDebitCredit
Salary expense24,000—
Employer costs2,400—
Net pay payable—18,000
Tax payable—6,000
Employer liabilities—2,400
Total26,40026,400

Payroll owns calculation. Accounting owns posting. A received journal is not a posted journal; corrections keep their source and history.

Prepared · awaiting human review · no ledger action executed

Tailored with ProcessScout

Your workflow.
Not another workaround.

Map the work, review the changes and configure FlyCFO around your requirements. Keep improving with monthly configuration credits.

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A clear path to a better fit

From requirement
to reviewed result.

01Understand the process and agree the scope
02Configure, test and show the changes
03Approve the result and plan the next improvement

Optional configuration service. Commercial terms and delivery SLAs are specified separately from your software subscription.

One financial picture

Accounting or APAR?
Choose the work you need done.

Accounting on its own

Keep dependable books.

Create invoices, record bills, reconcile bank activity, close periods and report on the business.

A good fit when your team can manage the invoice workflow alongside the books.

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What APAR adds

Keep the work around invoices moving.

Bring supplier conversations, shared queues, approval routing, disputes, promises and collections into an organised operation.

Especially useful with more participants, higher volumes, multiple inboxes or frequent supplier and customer enquiries.

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Accounting + APAR

One connected story, from the conversation to the books.

Resolve the invoice in APAR, then keep its accounting record and supporting context together. Your team can see what reached the books and what still needs attention.

Buy the work you need.

Your proposal names the software, the workflows each product owns and any managed service. Overlapping AP/AR work is itemised so the same work is not charged twice without distinct, agreed value.

Compare my options
Can I keep my existing ledger?

APAR can support a connected, supported ledger. We confirm the connector, accounting handoff and workflow responsibilities with you before proposing the setup. Accounting also supports native invoicing and bills without a separate APAR purchase.

Connected choices

Your books. Your operating model.

Add APAR for operations

A dedicated operating workflow for payables, receivables and finance conversations. Accounting-only customers retain native AP/AR.

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Add human CFO judgement

Cash, forecasts and leadership decisions, through a separately scoped human service.

Meet the service model

A clearer next step

Know the numbers. Own the decision.

See the accounting workflow for your team and markets.

Start with the free Close Flight Check. No assessment is required for a conversation.

Synthetic worked example

The evidence for the reply.

Invoice 1042 is matched to its source document. Approval 73 is pending. No payment has been submitted. The response remains a draft for an authorised reviewer.

Period / source
September 2026 · synthetic invoice 1042
Owner / next step
Finance approver · inspect supporting invoice
Assumption
Current recorded state; no settlement inferred

This example does not send a reply, post a journal or move money.