Journal entries

Double-entry, out in the open.

Included in: Every paid plan

Debits and credits when you need them, with reversal, duplication and import.

Debits and credits, out loud

For the adjustments that do not come from a bank feed — accruals, corrections, owner contributions.

Reverse an entry rather than deleting history, and duplicate a recurring adjustment instead of retyping it.

Bring a batch of entries in from a spreadsheet or your old system.

1
Open a new entry
Date, memo, and the accounts involved.
2
Balance it
Debits must equal credits — the entry will not post otherwise.
3
Post it
It appears in the general ledger and flows through to your statements.

Yes, unless the period is closed — that is what closing the books protects against.

No. Most books never need a manual entry; it is here for when your accountant needs one.

A real chart of accounts, sized to your entity type — not a fixed list of categories.

Lock a finished month or year so nothing changes behind you — and reopen it deliberately when it must.

A register of what you own, with depreciation calculated and posted for you.

No credit card required. Bring your existing books with you — imports never count against your plan.