Close the year with confidence. IDup turns your bookkeeping into complete, compliant annual statements — balance sheet, P&L and more — without the stress, the late nights and the sinking feeling that something has been missed.
Year-end is only painful when it is also the first time anyone looks properly at the data. Then closing becomes an archaeology project: find the receipts, reconcile the bank, question a dozen entries nobody remembers, chase the trustee, and hope the difference is small enough to explain. That is not accounting — that is a rescue operation you pay for every twelve months.
IDup removes the rescue operation by making the year self-closing. Every receipt was captured when it happened, every payment matched itself, every entry carried the right code from day one. So when the period ends, your statements are assembled from data that has been correct all along, and closing becomes a guided review you can finish in an afternoon.
Generated automatically from your live data, with every position traceable to the individual bookings and source documents behind it — so you can answer “where does this figure come from?” in seconds rather than in an afternoon.
Step by step, nothing forgotten. IDup walks you through the closing tasks in order — open items, accruals, depreciation, unmatched payments — and shows exactly what still needs a decision before the year can be locked.
Statements that meet local requirements, produced in the structure your authority, bank or auditor expects, with consistent numbering and full comparability to the previous period. No reformatting by hand.
Share and finalise with your trustee inside the same workspace, with their own login and permissions. They review live data with documents attached instead of a zipped folder of scans that arrives by email in March.
Your statements build themselves from data you’ve already captured — so closing the year is review, not reconstruction. The receipts are in, the payments are matched, the tax codes are set, and the comparison to last year is already drawn.
What is left is the part that genuinely needs judgement: accruals, provisions, depreciation, a handful of items the AI flagged as unclear. IDup lists exactly those, in order, and hides everything that is already settled, so you spend your attention where it changes the result.
The practical effect is that closing stops competing with running the business. You are not stopping operations for two weeks in the first quarter; you are working through a short, finite checklist and signing off — while the current year continues to book itself in the background.
Every entry is categorised correctly throughout the year, so the final statements just add up. Correctness is not something you apply at the end — it is a property of how the data was created in the first place.
That is why the classic year-end surprises disappear: no unexplained bank difference, no expense category that quietly absorbed everything nobody knew how to code, no VAT position that changes when someone finally reconciles December.
And when something genuinely does need to change, the audit trail shows what it was, who changed it, when and why. Your figures become defensible, not just plausible — which is exactly what a bank, an investor or an auditor is really asking for.
Accounting, invoicing and statements live in one place — no exports, no version chaos, no “final_final_v3.xlsx” circulating between you, your bookkeeper and your trustee while everyone quietly works from a different reality.
Because the same platform also holds your CRM, projects, payroll and documents, the numbers in your statements can always be traced back to the commercial event that produced them: this revenue came from that project, for that customer, invoiced on that date, paid on that one.
That is what makes the closed year useful rather than merely filed. You can compare periods, see which parts of the business actually earned, and go into the new year with a plan built on facts — on desktop or in the mobile app, GDPR-compliant and hosted on secure, GDPR-compliant servers worldwide.
Sooner or later someone external needs your figures: a bank considering a credit line, a landlord, an investor, a buyer, an authority. What they want is rarely complicated — a current balance sheet, a P&L, an open-items list and evidence that the numbers are real.
The reason that request causes panic in most businesses is that the data is not ready, and getting it ready means paying someone to reconstruct it under time pressure. IDup removes that gap entirely: the statements are current, the documents are attached, and the export takes minutes.
Being able to answer that request the same day changes the terms you get offered, and it changes how seriously you are taken. Preparedness is not an accounting virtue — it is a commercial advantage.
A closed year is only worth the effort if it tells you what to do next. IDup keeps the comparison live: this year against last, month against month, project against project, customer against customer — so the statements become a plan instead of an archive.
You can see which revenue actually converted into cash, which costs grew faster than the work that justified them, and which clients quietly consumed more effort than they paid for. Those three questions decide most of next year’s profit.
And because the new period is already booking itself while you close the old one, nothing stalls. Your team keeps invoicing, capturing receipts and tracking projects in the same login — on desktop and mobile, in 27 languages, GDPR-compliant on secure servers worldwide.
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A complete set of annual financial statements built from your live bookings — balance sheet, profit and loss, and the supporting detail behind each position, with full comparison to the previous period.
Every figure stays drillable: click a position and you see the entries, and behind the entries the original receipts and invoices. Nothing is a black box you have to trust.
Not to prepare it. IDup guides you through the closing steps in plain language and flags exactly what needs a decision, so most small businesses can produce a clean set of statements themselves.
Whether a professional has to sign off depends on your legal form and country. Either way your trustee starts from finished, documented data instead of rebuilding your year from scratch — which is usually where their invoice comes from.
If your bookkeeping ran in IDup during the year, closing is typically an afternoon of review rather than a multi-week project, because there is nothing left to gather or reconstruct.
The work that used to take weeks — collecting receipts, coding them, reconciling the bank — already happened, in small pieces, as the year went along.
Yes. Bring in your opening balances, capture the current period in IDup and keep prior years as documents in the vault. You do not have to migrate your whole history before the system becomes useful.
From the first full period onward you get the self-closing behaviour; for the transition year, IDup simply makes the remaining work far smaller.
Invite them with their own login and exactly the permissions you choose, or export a complete package if they prefer their own tools. Multi-tenant workspaces let an advisor switch between several clients from one login.
Because every entry keeps its source document attached, a review is a conversation about figures rather than a search for evidence.
Yes. GDPR-compliant, hosted on secure, GDPR-compliant servers worldwide, encrypted in transit and at rest, with granular roles and a complete, traceable change history.
Statements, receipts and supporting documents are kept in an audit-proof archive, so the evidence behind a filed figure is retrievable years later.
Yes. IDup applies country-specific rules and supports 20 currencies and 27 languages, so a locally trading company and one with cross-border revenue are both covered.
Foreign-currency effects are tracked on the entry, so international activity doesn’t distort the closed figures.
The full IDup platform: accounting, invoicing and payments, AI receipt capture, tax filing and financial reports, plus a complete CRM with leads, estimates, contracts, projects, tickets, calendar and a client portal.
Plus IDup AI, an AI chatbot, automated workflows, a social media agent, marketing campaigns, a shared WhatsApp / SMS / email / social inbox, employee and payroll management, permissions, multi-tenant workspaces, a document vault, cloud access and mobile apps for iOS and Android.
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