Accounting That Keeps Your Business Organized.
Professional accounting support to help businesses maintain organized financial records, understand their numbers and keep their day-to-day financial information ready for reporting and compliance needs.
Good Accounting Gives You a Clearer Business Picture.
01 Organized Records
Keep business transactions recorded and structured.
02 Financial Visibility
Understand income, expenses and other relevant business numbers more clearly.
03 Better Reporting
Generate useful reports for business review and decision-making.
04 Compliance Support
Maintain organized records that can support relevant tax and compliance workflows.
What Does Accounting Involve?
Accounting involves recording, organizing, classifying and reviewing financial transactions so a business can understand its financial position and use reliable information for management, reporting and other applicable requirements.
Keep Everyday Transactions Organized
Consistent transaction recording creates a stronger foundation for financial review and reporting.
Our Accounting Services
Actual scope depends on the agreed service.
Bookkeeping
Recording and organizing day-to-day transactions.
Sales Accounting
Maintain records of sales and related transactions.
Purchase Accounting
Organize purchase and supplier-related records.
Expense Recording
Track relevant business expenses and supporting information.
Bank Reconciliation
Compare business records with bank information where applicable.
Ledger Maintenance
Organize account-level financial records.
Receivables & Payables
Track amounts due from and to customers/suppliers as agreed.
Financial Reports
Prepare relevant reports for business review.
Bookkeeping and Accounting Are Related — But Different
Many businesses use both bookkeeping and accounting as part of their financial record-keeping process.
BOOKKEEPING
- Recording transactions
- Organizing invoices
- Recording receipts/payments
- Maintaining day-to-day records
ACCOUNTING
- Reviewing records
- Classification
- Reconciliation
- Reporting
- Business analysis
How We Manage Accounting Records
Collect
Collect relevant transaction and supporting records.
Record
Record business transactions.
Classify
Organize transactions into appropriate accounts/categories.
Review
Review the available records for consistency.
Reconcile
Reconcile relevant records where required.
Adjust
Address agreed accounting adjustments where applicable.
Report
Prepare relevant financial reports.
Support
Provide ongoing accounting support based on the engagement.
Keep Sales and Purchases Clearly Recorded
Exact records and treatment depend on the business and accounting requirements.
SALES
- Invoices
- Receipts
- Customer Transactions
- Returns / Adjustments*
PURCHASES
- Supplier Invoices
- Payments
- Purchase Transactions
- Returns / Adjustments*
*where applicable.
Common Accounting Problems Businesses Face
- Missing Transactions
- Delayed Entry
- Unorganized Invoices
- Unreconciled Bank Records
- Unknown Outstanding Balances
- Poor Expense Tracking
- Scattered Documents
- Delayed Reporting
Match Business Records With Bank Activity
Bank reconciliation can help identify differences between accounting records and available bank information.
Know Where Your Business Money Is Going
Organized expense records can help business owners understand where money is being spent and support financial review.
Keep Track of Money Coming In and Going Out
RECEIVABLES
- Customer invoices
- Amounts due
- Collections tracking
- Outstanding balances
PAYABLES
- Supplier invoices
- Amounts payable
- Payment tracking
- Outstanding obligations
Turn Records Into Useful Business Information
Profit & Loss
Balance Sheet
Cash / Bank Summary
Receivables
Payables
Expense Summary
Sales Summary
Purchase Summary
Accounting Helps Organize GST-Related Records
Where relevant, organized accounting records can support GST-related review, reconciliation and compliance work.
Accounting Can Support Tax Preparation
Organized business records can provide useful information for applicable income-tax preparation and review.
Connect Billing and Business Records
Smart billing and business management software designed to help businesses maintain organized billing, inventory and operational records.
Explore BillApp →Modern Accounting Can Be More Connected
Businesses increasingly use digital tools to organize billing, payments, records and reporting. The right workflow can reduce manual duplication and improve visibility.
Accounting Support for Different Business Needs
Retail
High transaction volumes.
Service Businesses
Invoice and expense tracking.
E-commerce
Digital payment reconciliation.
Traders
Purchase and sales tracking.
Professional Services
Consultancy revenue records.
Real Estate Businesses
Project-based accounting.
Startups
Scalable financial records.
Growing Companies
Comprehensive reporting.
When Should You Consider Professional Accounting Support?
Our Approach
How SriDiGi Can Help With Accounting
Organized Process
Keep financial records structured.
Business-focused Reporting
Focus on information that helps the business.
Technology-friendly Workflow
Use digital tools where they make sense.
Ongoing Support
Provide recurring accounting support according to the engagement.
How We Work With You
Understand Business
Collect Records
Record & Organize
Reconcile
Where Applicable
Prepare Reports
Ongoing Support
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is accounting?
2. What is bookkeeping?
3. Are accounting and bookkeeping the same?
4. Do you provide bookkeeping?
5. Do you maintain sales and purchase records?
6. Do you reconcile bank records?
7. Can you prepare financial reports?
8. Can accounting help with GST?
9. Can accounting help with ITR preparation?
10. Can accounting be fully automated?
11. Can BillApp replace all accounting work?
12. How often should accounts be updated?
13. Do you provide ongoing accounting support?
14. Can you guarantee error-free accounting?
Want Your Business Records Under Control?
Tell us about your business, transaction volume and current accounting process. We'll help identify the right accounting support.
Accounting requirements, reporting practices and applicable tax/compliance considerations can vary depending on the business structure, activities, records and circumstances. Information on this page is for general service information and should not be treated as legal, tax, audit or financial advice. Specific requirements should be assessed for the individual business.