Xero alternative: SODOO
Xero is cloud-based small business accounting software. If you are looking for a system that runs every process in one place, speaks Turkish and adapts to your company, instead of or alongside Xero, consider SODOO.
Businesses searching for Xero often keep invoices in one program and stock in another, and match the numbers by hand at month end. In SODOO the invoice comes from the sales order, cost from the stock move and expense from purchasing, so the journal entry is born from the work itself.
Balance sheet, income statement and cash flow read from the same measure definitions, and budget and actuals are compared on one screen.
The first question a company using Xero asks about SODOO is its data: customers, products, stock and open balances move with import templates, and processes are set up and tried in a demo account first.
You do not have to switch everything at once. Most companies start with one process (for example sales and quotations, or projects) and move the others into the same system later.
What you get with SODOO
- Invoices, collections, payments and bank reconciliation
- Turkish e-Invoice, e-Archive and tax-authority integration
- Uniform chart of accounts, VAT and withholding
- Financial statements and a 13-week cash forecast
- Versioned budgets, spending control, KPIs and OKRs
- Journal entries created from sales, purchasing and stock moves
Frequently asked questions
Can I issue e-Invoices?
Yes. e-Invoice, e-Archive and incoming invoice management are installed with an integrator connection.
Are bank transactions reconciled?
Yes. Bank statements are imported and reconciled against open invoices.
Is there budget and KPI tracking?
Yes. Approved budgets, spending control, a scorecard and OKRs are installed in the Finance app.
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