Summary of income, expenses, and cash across everything logged in the Ledger.
Every dollar in your business is categorized under one of these accounts, structured the way a CPA would set up in QuickBooks for a solo service business.
Log what came in and what went out. Every entry flows into your Profit and Loss, Balance Sheet, and Tax Prep Package automatically.
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Built automatically from your ledger: total revenue minus total expenses over the selected period.
What your business owns, owes, and is worth, as of today.
Connect SlateBooks to its own Cloudflare Worker so monthly numbers push to Watchtower automatically, instead of you re-entering them by hand.
Pushes this month's revenue, costs, and profit, computed the same way the P&L report computes them, up to Watchtower. Safe to run more than once, each push overwrites that month's number, it never duplicates.
Set it once, it posts to the ledger on schedule automatically, no re-typing the same subscription or rent payment every month.
Upload a bank or Wise statement CSV, matched line by line against your ledger by date and amount, so you know your books match what actually happened.
Everything in SlateBooks lives in this browser only, nothing gets uploaded anywhere. Export a backup periodically in case the browser cache clears.
Every entity, every transaction, recurring rules, and settings, as one JSON file. This is the one to actually restore from if something goes wrong.
Just this entity's transactions, readable in Excel, Sheets, or handed to an accountant.
Last backup: never
One score, built from five signals in your books: profit margin, debt load, revenue diversity, expense tracking, and bookkeeping volume.
Jamaica sole proprietor and partnership obligations, estimated from your ledger.
Your ledger runs in USD. Jamaican tax bands are in JMD, so this rate converts your profit before applying them. Update it to the current rate whenever you file.
Every bookkeeping term used in SlateBooks, defined in plain English.