Documents and money

Keelvy writes the paper for each sale from the company that sold it, and records the money in and out against customers and suppliers. These articles cover the documents, the companies behind them, and the profit and loss, cash flow and accounting connections you read the result from. Keelvy does not keep your books or file your taxes. It sends invoices to the accounting system you use.

1. Issue an invoice or delivery note for an order
2. Correct an invoice with a credit note
3. Send a customer or supplier a statement of account
4. Download, print and export documents
5. Set up a template for each kind of document
6. Style your documents
7. Run several companies in one workspace
8. Move stock and invoice between your own companies
9. Settle supply between your own companies
10. Add cash and bank accounts and record payments
11. See what customers owe and what you owe suppliers
12. Read your profit and loss
13. Close the books for a month
14. Plan cash with the cash flow calendar
15. Spot cost drift with cost variance
16. Track commissions owed to agents, consignees and marketplaces
17. Connect QuickBooks, Xero or Mercury
18. In Ukraine: fiscal receipts with Checkbox