Spend your day checking, not typing.
Documents arrive scanned. Bank lines arrive matched. Faas drafts, you confirm, and the books stay ready for the accountant.
The original document stays attached to every entry.

The slow part of bookkeeping is the typing.
Reading a receipt, finding the supplier, picking a category and ticking the bank line is the same few steps hundreds of times a month. Faas does the first pass. You do the judgement.
One inbox for every receipt and supplier invoice.
Clients snap or drag in receipts and supplier invoices. AI reads the vendor, date, items, tax and totals and drafts the entry. For each one, it asks whether it has been paid yet, so it lands as a receipt or as a bill to pay.
- Everything waiting for you in one list
- Fix a field, confirm, and it posts with the file attached
- Unpaid items become bills with due dates and reminders
Matches come with a confidence score.
Upload a statement as a PDF, a CSV or a photo. Faas matches each line to an invoice or bill on amount, date and reference. High-confidence matches tick themselves. Lower ones show the score and a suggestion, so you know where to look.
- Strong matches auto-tick
- Unclear lines get suggestions and categories
- Bank feeds are available as a connector
Teach Faas once. It remembers.
The same utilities bill, the same fuel stop, the same customer paying again. When you accept a suggestion, Faas can keep it as a rule, so next month those lines need no attention.
- Rules based on the bank description
- See and edit every rule in one place
- Fewer lines to review each month
Hand the books over without a scramble.
Finish the month
Clear the inbox, accept or fix the bank suggestions, and check that nothing is left waiting.
Send to the accountant
The accountant is already in the same books. Tell them the month is ready and they can review in Full Mode.
Close the period
The accountant locks the month. Later corrections are made by dated journals, with the history kept.
Owners help, because it is simple for them.
Easy Mode asks owners one friendly question at a time: Yes or No on a match, "Have you paid this yet?" on a receipt. The more they answer, the less you chase.
- Owners see plain words, not account codes
- Questions arrive as taps, not emails
- You see the same entries in Full Mode

A few bookkeeping words, simply.
Handy when you explain a screen to a client.
Reconciliation
Matching your books to the bank.
Bill
A supplier invoice you have not paid yet.
Receipt
Proof of something already paid.
Questions from bookkeepers
How accurate is the scanner?
What happens to the original document?
Can I work with several clients?
What if the bank line is unclear?
Do clients need Full Mode?
See your next client month in Faas.
Start with one client and let the inbox do the first pass.