Every bank line, accounted for.
Import your statement, categorise the lines, match them to invoices and bills, and post the journals — so your book balance and your bank balance finally tell the same story.
Your bank statement and your books have never agreed.
Reconciliation gets pushed to month-end, then to quarter-end, and by then nobody remembers what that payment was for.
The bank says one number, your books say another, and finding the gap means scrolling through months of entries.
A debit from four weeks ago has a cryptic narration and no receipt. It gets dumped into miscellaneous expenses.
Matching hundreds of lines by hand is so slow it gets skipped, so the books drift further every month.
Your bank, in your books
Everything you need to keep cash and bank accurate without living in a spreadsheet.
Current accounts, cash in hand, credit cards and overdraft facilities — set up once with a bank picker and IFSC autofill.
Bring in your bank statement and get clean, dated lines ready to work through instead of a wall of PDF text.
Turn a bank line into a payment against an invoice or bill, or a journal entry — one at a time or in bulk.
Match statement lines to what your books already know about, and see exactly what is still unexplained.
Record your sanctioned limit and see available-to-draw alongside your outstanding, so you know your real headroom.
Top merchants, monthly trend and recurring fixed costs, worked out from the money that actually left the account.
Import, categorise, reconciled
A statement becomes clean books in one sitting, not one weekend.
Built for how Indian banking actually works
Your book balance is what your ledger says. Your statement balance is what the bank says. Accountieons shows both side by side and tells you which lines account for the difference, so reconciliation stops being a hunt and becomes a checklist.
Pick your bank from the master list and the branch details and IFSC fill themselves in. No copying codes off an old cheque leaf, no typos that break a payment file later.
A credit card or overdraft account is not just a balance — it is a limit. Record the sanctioned limit and Accountieons shows available-to-draw next to what you owe, so you can see how much room you genuinely have before you commit to a payment.
Reconciled every week, not every quarter
When categorising a statement takes minutes, it stops getting postponed.
Connected to the rest of your back office
The bank is where everything settles. It reads and writes the same ledger.
Questions about banking
Import the statement your bank gives you and each transaction becomes a dated line you can review, categorise and reconcile.
It becomes a real accounting document — a payment against an invoice or bill, or a journal entry — and the ledger updates immediately.
Yes. Bulk categorise repetitive lines together instead of clicking through them one at a time.
Yes. Record the sanctioned limit on a CC or OD account and you get available-to-draw shown next to the outstanding balance.
No. Pick your bank and branch from the built-in directory and the IFSC fills in automatically on the account form.