Accounting work without the chase

Flowtly gives accountants clean, complete client data — invoices, expenses, approvals, and timesheets — without follow-ups or missing documents. Export everything into your ERP with one click and manage your own practice in the same system.

How it works

  1. Connect your clients

    Clients give you access to their Flowtly account.

  2. Review complete data

    Invoices, expenses and approvals arrive with their documents.

  3. Export and run your practice

    Export to your ERP, and run your own practice in the same system.

Get clean client data, export to your ERP, and run your own practice without missing documents.

· Built for accounting firms

How Flowtly helps accounting firms

  1. Complete data from clients, no chasing

    Invoices, expenses, approvals, and timesheets stay in one place without back-and-forth.

  2. Exports into your ERP in one click

    Download exactly what you need for your accounting suite without manual stitching.

  3. Run your own practice in the same system

    Use Flowtly for your practice while supporting clients in the same workspace.

What that looks like in Flowtly

  • Ready-to-import files by month or date range: CSV or XLSX for any office, and for Polish entities Comarch Optima, enova365, Symfonia and Wapro, with leave and absence data in the Optima export.
  • Run the books for every client organisation from one login and switch between their workspaces.
  • The Accountancy Manager permission group gives full bookkeeping access to invoices, costs, banks, taxes, debt collection and transactions.

How it works in Flowtly

Screenshots of the running product, taken in demonstration organisations with sample data. Select a screenshot to open it full size.

  1. 1Add an organisation, the shared workspace for your team, projects and billing, with its language and country.
    The Add new organisation form with an organisation name, language English and country United Kingdom.
  2. 2Give access through permission groups such as Accountancy Manager, Office Manager or People Manager, or copy it from another user.
    The Assign permission groups dialog listing Accountancy Manager, Business Owner, Office Manager, People Manager and Recruiter, each with its number of permissions and a description.
  3. 3Invoices are grouped by month, with the payment status on every row and a column for e-invoicing status.
    The Invoices list grouped by month, each invoice with its client, sale date, payment status, net and gross amounts, and Export and Create an invoice buttons.

What accounting firms can switch on

Each block is a capability you can enable to match how your practice and clients work.

Accountant questions on the record

Questions about a specific bank transaction or cost invoice are asked and answered right on that record, in one thread between the accountant and the team. A Questions inbox and an unresolved badge show what is still open at month-end, and resolved threads stay in the record’s history, ready to reopen.

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A period’s invoices as one PDF archive

Ask your connected AI assistant for every invoice issued in a month and get one ZIP of PDFs: sent invoices and corrections, including those accepted by KSeF for Polish entities, never drafts, dated by sale date like the accountancy exports. The documents an accountant asks for, next to the ERP import files.

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Import straight into your ERP

Hand off ready-to-import files by month or date range: CSV or XLSX for any office, and for Polish entities files for Comarch Optima, enova365, Symfonia and Wapro, with invoices and costs for all four plus employee leave and absence data in the Optima export.

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Documents attached to every invoice

Keep receipts, contracts, and supporting files linked to the invoice or cost they belong to, so the books are document-complete and audit-ready.

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All your clients in one place

Run the books for every client organisation from one login, switch between workspaces, and keep your whole portfolio of clients organised.

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