Accounting books, invoices, and bank records in one system

Integrated Accounting

Books that stay in step with the business

Cash and bank, journals, invoices, other expenses and income, assets, GST, and e-invoicing post to one ledger — from the same sales and purchase documents you already use.

End-to-end financial operations

One set of books

MercExe accounting is not a separate silo. Every feature below is live in the product and posts through the same chart of accounts.

  1. 01Cash & Bank
  2. 02Journals
  3. 03Invoicing
  4. 04Expenses
  5. 05Income
  6. 06Reports
  7. 07Fixed assets
  8. 08GST
  9. 09E-invoicing

Treasury

Cash and bank management

See cash and every bank account with live balances. Transfer funds, set opening balances, adjust with a journal, and reconcile imported statements against the ledger.

  • Cash plus organization bank accounts on one workspace
  • Import CSV, TSV, XLS, or XLSX statements and map columns
  • Match bank lines to journals, with suggested matches
  • Received and issued cheques: deposit, clear, or bounce
Bank reconciliation matching statements to the ledger

Core books

Journal and ledger

A chart of accounts with types, subtypes, and normal balances drives double-entry posting. Browse journal entries by date range, open an account, and run its statement with opening, debits, credits, and closing.

  • Chart of accounts with code, type, and active status
  • Manual journals plus automatic postings from sales, purchase, and payments
  • Account ledger with opening and closing balances for any period
  • Multi-line journals when a transaction hits more than two accounts
General ledger and journal entries

Day-to-day posting

Invoicing, other expense, and income

Customer invoices, vendor bills, expense payments, and miscellaneous receipts all land on the same books — with GST where it applies.

Invoicing and billing for customers and vendors

Invoicing and billing

Create, confirm, print, and send sales invoices, estimates, and credit notes. Record customer payments. Vendor bills and vendor credits post the purchase side.

  • Draft, confirm, print, email, and close the document lifecycle
  • Payment terms, due dates, and allocation to open invoices
  • Estimates convert to invoices or orders when you are ready
Other expense payments posted to the ledger

Other expense

Post non-purchase expenses as expense payments — rent, utilities, professional fees, and similar costs — against the right expense account and cash or bank.

  • Expense payments with account, amount, tax, and payment mode
  • Capitalize an expense into a fixed asset when it is an asset purchase
  • Filter, view, and edit payments from Accounting
Miscellaneous income receipts

Other income

Record miscellaneous income receipts that are not customer invoices — scrap sale, interest, or asset disposal proceeds — and post them to income and cash or bank.

  • Misc income receipts with the same payment workspace as expenses
  • Asset sale proceeds with GST where Section 18(6) applies
  • Cash/bank adjustments that credit other income

Visibility

Financial reports

Run account statements, day books, and aging from the same postings. Sales, purchase, receivables, payables, and GST reports sit in one Reports menu so finance is not waiting on exports from another system.

  • Account ledger and cash/bank balances on the dashboard
  • Sales, purchase, receipt, and payment day books
  • Receivables and payables by party, with aging
  • GSTR-1, GSTR-2, GSTR-3B, and GSTR-9 from the GST reports set
  • Dashboard and reporting
Financial reports including ledgers, day books, and aging

Capital

Fixed asset management

Track each asset from purchase through depreciation to disposal. Categories set method and useful life. Purchase can be capitalized from an expense payment with GST; disposal can raise an income receipt with GST.

  • Asset register with code, serial, location, custodian, and net book value
  • Categories, depreciation runs, and depreciation history
  • Scan assets, record condition, and dispose with gain or loss
  • ITC on purchase and GST on disposal when the asset is sold
Fixed asset register with depreciation and disposal

India tax

GST compliance and e-invoicing

Tax is calculated on the document, not as an afterthought. Interstate vs intra-state GST follows organization and party GSTIN. Confirmed B2B invoices can generate a GST e-invoice.

GST compliance with CGST, SGST, IGST, and GST returns

GST compliance

CGST, SGST, IGST, and cess columns appear from GSTIN state comparison. Customer and vendor GSTIN is validated against billing state and PAN. Tax configuration and GST reports support filing.

  • Automatic intra-state vs inter-state tax split
  • GSTIN format, state code, and PAN checks on parties
  • GSTR-1, GSTR-2, GSTR-3B, and GSTR-9 reports
GST e-invoice generation and cancellation

E-invoicing

Generate a GST e-invoice from a confirmed sales invoice for a business customer with GSTIN. Cancel it on the portal when the invoice must change. Status stays on the document so you do not double-submit.

  • Generate and cancel e-invoice from the invoice view
  • IRN status visible on the document; edit blocked until cancelled
  • Same tax lines as the invoice — no re-keying for the portal

More on e-invoicing →

Why MercExe Accounting

Posted from operations

Invoices, bills, payments, van sales, and asset purchases write journals automatically. Finance is not re-entering what the floor already captured.

Cash you can trust

Bank import, suggested matches, and cheque lifecycle sit next to the cash and bank balances your team already uses every day.

GST without a side system

Tax columns, GSTIN validation, GST returns, and e-invoicing use the same documents you print and send to customers.

Assets on the same ledger

Capitalize, depreciate, and dispose with GST and gain or loss — linked to expense payments and income receipts, not a spreadsheet.

See MercExe Accounting on your books

Walk through cash, journals, GST, and e-invoicing with a product specialist.

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