Kuber10.0 (1001)

Going into business is something most of us do either out of passion for a given trade, or just the desire to earn a living. Regardless of your motivation, one thing is certain: the accounting process is the backbone of any business model.Kuber has a range of modular software solutions available covering every requirement you may have within the accounting sectors.

A small app for an evergrowing range of business endeavors

Currently, Kuber is modeled to be viable for a number of business ventures, from which we can mention: Agricultural trading, ceramic tiles trading and manufacturing, explosives materials dealings, silver and gold jewelry work etc.This wide range of uses can be seen the moment you first start using the program, as you will immediately be prompted to start off by creating your very first company profile.

An app created to suit any business venture's needs

Once you've added a company, you have to choose to which of the predesigned formats it belongs, and the app's UI will change according to your choices.For example, choosing agricultural trading will give you access to different fillable brackets, such as stocks and prices, or Seeds / Pesticide / Fertilizer / Bio Product wise Sales purchase values.This is a great departure from other business forms, such as the ones available for Stock Market dealings, where you have Stock profit for long-term & Short term solutions.

Manage cash flow easily

Aside from a general overview of your company's financial situation, this app can also be used as a means to view, create and print out viable receipts, which will allow you greater visibility in terms of what happens to your money.More so, Kuber allow the recording of all business transactions in a proprietary ledger which is needed at the end of a financial year to assess the state of the company

A nifty digital accountant

Kuber can pretty much replace the need to hire an accountant (as long as you have some basic knowledge of accounting yourself), meaning it can help you save money in two different ways: by having one less salary to pay, and by ensuring optimal cash flow within the company.