Four product suites on one platform — every figure provable, AI under control
Achekam Practice, Business, Executive and Enterprise Operations on one platform foundation: click any figure in the financial statements and see why it is that number, with AI that prepares work under enforceable controls.
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Four product suites
- Achekam Practice — Run the whole firm on one file: clients, engagements, books, statements, audits, tax and billing.
- Achekam Business — Keep your own books, pay your people and run your operations — with your accountant on the same records.
- Achekam Executive — Verified professional information and your private relationship history, in one secure vault.
- Achekam Enterprise Operations — Your own IT service desk: a catalogue in employees’ words, SLA clocks that never reset, and escalation with one case history.
Single-purpose packages
- Achekam Tenders & Bids — Find the tenders worth bidding for, decide fast, build a compliant bid with your team, lodge it on time — and start delivering the day you win.
- Achekam Financial Statements — Annual financial statements from the trial balance to the signed set: the client, the engagement, Financial Intake, the Studio, client review and the directors’ e-signatures in one workspace.
- Achekam Accounting Services — Keep your clients’ books: bank statements read and coded with AI, reconciled, VAT and month-end done — with the engagement, timesheets, requests, e-signing and the client portal around them.
- Achekam for NGOs & NPCs — Run a non-profit on one system: donors thanked, gifts receipted by fund, grants and funder reports on time, goods in kind and volunteers — on your organisation’s own books.
- Achekam for Law Firms — Run a law practice on one system: consultations checked for conflicts, matters, fee estimates and court dates — and trust accounting that refuses what the rules forbid, ready for the trust audit.
- Achekam Retail & POS — Run a shop on one system: tills that cash up to the cent, stock at every place, special orders, returns and loyalty — every sale posted to your own books.
The platform foundation
Platform foundation — Identity, documents, automation, governed AI, notifications, analytics and security — the same in every suite.
Newest articles
- Your accounting firm inside your Industry CRM — Whether your accounting firm can work in your Industry CRM, who decides to switch it on and grant its authorities, and what to agree with the firm first.
- Accruing interest on a dealer's stock finance — How a dealership estimates and journals the interest on its stock finance at month end, before the lender's statement arrives, and trues it up later.
- A customer's card charged twice at the terminal — How a workshop stops double card charges at the counter, spots one before the customer leaves, and refunds it before it turns into a dispute.
- Card fees on a large vehicle deposit — Why a percentage card fee bites hardest on a vehicle deposit, which cards cost more, and how a dealer can take big payments by bank transfer instead.
- Recording card payments from the bank terminal — How a workshop cashier records card payments at an Achekam till that is not connected to the card machine, and checks them against the X and Z reports.
- How long a dealership's cash is tied up — Working out a dealership's cash conversion cycle from its own books, and the levers in vehicle stock, parts, debtors and suppliers that shorten it.
- The cash forecast a bank wants from a dealership — What a cash flow forecast for a dealership's loan or stock facility should cover, how far ahead, and which figures its own books can supply.
- Which Commerce screens a workshop can rely on — Which Commerce & POS screens a workshop can trust today, which ones keep nothing yet, and where to keep job cards until service jobs are stored.
- Counter sales on a customer's Automotive pack record — How parts bought at a dealer's counter reach a customer's record in the Automotive pack, and what a service adviser can look up before that link is on.
- When cycle counts make a parts department's records worse — Why a parts cycle count can leave stock records less accurate than before, and how to count a part kept in the store, the workshop and the van.