Frequently Asked Questions

in2books is small business accounting software that helps businesses manage invoicing, expenses, payments, quotations, financial reports and other business administration activities. The platform brings these functions together so that businesses can manage important financial information in one place.
in2books is designed for small businesses that need practical tools for managing financial and administrative processes. It can be used by businesses that issue invoices and quotations, track expenses, manage customers and products, receive payments and monitor financial performance.
Yes. in2books is provided as SaaS (Software as a Service). Users can access their financial information from an internet-connected device, allowing them to work from the office or remotely.
in2books can be accessed from an internet-connected device. The platform is designed to provide access to business financial information without requiring the user to be physically located at their business premises.
Yes. Recurring invoices are one of the features available in in2books. Recurring billing is also supported, allowing businesses with repeat billing requirements to automate part of their billing administration.
Yes. Late payment reminders are included as part of the billing and payment functionality.
Yes. Expense tracking is a core function of in2books. Businesses can use the platform to keep track of expenses and obtain a clearer view of their financial activity.
in2books includes multi-user functionality and role permissions. This allows businesses to manage access for different users according to the functionality and permissions assigned to them. The number of users or roles available can depend on the selected subscription plan.
Role permissions allow a business to control what different users can access within the system. This can be useful where several people work with the same business account but should have different levels of access.
The availability and extent of HRM functionality can depend on the relevant account configuration or subscription plan.
Yes. Routine backups are part of the platform's data-management approach. Backups are intended to support reliable management and protection of business information.