You add it by tax ID
The company's details come from ANAF. From then on, its invoices start downloading from the SPV.
FOR ACCOUNTING FIRMS
Each client's invoices download from the SPV by themselves. Fintray also reads foreign invoices and fiscal receipts, and you export to Saga or WinMentor. See at a glance what is left to do for each company.
Clients
The firms you can open, and what is left to do in each.
The Clients screen: for each firm, how many documents have not been processed yet and how many are waiting to be registered. Specimen, with invented firms and figures.
The same four steps for every client, however many there are.
The company's details come from ANAF. From then on, its invoices start downloading from the SPV.
From the SPV, by themselves. Foreign invoices and receipts you upload, or the client's people photograph them.
Only what needs a decision reaches you.
To Saga or WinMentor, for each client, with the original document beside every record.
A NEW CLIENT
You don't type in the company's details, and you don't set anything up client by client.
The company's details, from ANAF. You see them before you confirm.
The SPV starts with it. The client's received and issued invoices start coming in by themselves.
A starter chart of accounts. You adjust each client's, the way you already work.
Clients who leave are archived. They drop off the list, but can be brought back at any time, documents included.
SPV
Use the certificate and the authorisations you already hold at ANAF. No more logging into the SPV one company at a time.
You connect once, with the firm's certificate. Fintray then asks the SPV for each client in turn.
Received invoices go to processing, issued ones land in the client's register. Each in its own company.
The SPV keeps invoices for a limited time. In Fintray they stay in each client's register for as long as you need them.
THE DOCUMENTS
All of them are read, checked and land in the same work queue for the client.
They come structured from ANAF, with the supplier, the lines and the VAT already in them. What's left is the treatment and the export.
Invoices from suppliers outside the country are read from a PDF or a photo. Fintray proposes the tax treatment and shows the rule it based the proposal on.
Scan a stack of receipts and Fintray splits it into separate receipts. Or the client's people photograph them on the phone, and the expense report arrives already added up.
Receipts & expenses →The tax treatment is a proposal computed from rules, not tax advice. Cases the rules cannot settle are sent to human review.
EXPORT
Each client's received and issued invoices leave in the format your accounting software already imports.
Received and issued invoices, plus fiscal receipts, as receipts with or without the client's tax ID.
With their partners and articles, in the files WinMentor imports.
A spreadsheet with the whole month and the original documents beside it, for any other software or for the archive.
ACCESS
One account for the firm, with access granted per company, not to everything.
Give each colleague access only to the companies they look after. The Clients list shows them only theirs.
One of the client's employees can be given access to their own company only, for instance to photograph receipts. They don't see the other clients.
Pick clients with foreign invoices and receipts. We'll run them through Fintray together and show you the export for Saga or WinMentor, including whatever Fintray did not read well.
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