Built for operators, not enterprise ERP
Small businesses need clear books and cash visibility without heavyweight ERP. Capitallytics Business Finance focuses on revenue, expenses, KPIs, and reporting in a founder-friendly workspace.
Personal wealth tools stay in Personal Finance OS. Collaboration features for professional modules follow product capabilities — do not assume cloud collaboration on every surface.
The day-to-day jobs it covers
Money in: raise invoices and estimates, set up recurring invoices, record receipts and see which customers owe what in receivables aging. Money out: add vendors and bills, set up recurring bills and track what is due or overdue in payables aging.
Banking: import a bank statement, review each line in the review queue before it is posted, and reconcile cash. Ledger and reports: a chart of accounts, journal, profit and loss, balance sheet, cash-flow statement, trial balance and a month-end close checklist. Reports export to CSV, and Tally XML or Zoho-style journal files are available on the Business plan for your accountant.
On top of the books, Plan holds the 12-month forecast, the 30/60/90-day cash forecast and variance analysis, and the AI CFO answers questions from the posted figures, with a weekly brief and alerts for new risks.
Keep business and personal money apart
Mixing the two is the most common problem in very small businesses. Capitallytics keeps Business revenue and expenses out of Personal cash flow. If you run the business as a proprietor, your business profit is still part of your personal taxable income, so the Personal tax planner lets you choose business or freelance income and estimate tax and advance-tax instalments. It is a planning tool only and does not file returns.
A sensible order to set it up
Start with one account book and your bank account. Import the last few months of statements, clear the review queue, then add open invoices and bills so receivables and payables are complete. After that, Home shows cash, bills due and runway from your own records, and the forecast and AI answers have something real to work from.