Books that
keep themselves.
Every sale, receipt, transfer and payment posts to a double-entry ledger on its own, per location and in multiple currencies. Every change is written to a hash-chained audit log, with the old value and the new.
Accounting
nobody re-keys.

Sales, receipts, bills and payments write their own journal entries.
Each entry belongs to a location, in the currency it happened in.
Every change is logged with old and new values on a hash-chained record.
Every transaction,
already in the books.
When a sale is made or stock is received, Momentum writes the journal entry itself. Debits equal credits, the entry belongs to the right location, and nobody types it twice.
- Sales, receipts, bills, payments and transfers post themselves
- Double-entry, always balanced
- Each entry tagged to its location
Every branch
has its own books.
Entries are kept per location and in the currency they happened in, so a Location P&L is a report you open, not a spreadsheet you build.
- Location P&L for every store and warehouse
- Multi-currency, entry by entry
- Location Leaderboard to compare branches
Cash that's
confirmed on arrival.
Money moving between drawers, banks and branches waits for the receiving side to confirm it arrived. Until then it shows as in transit, to both sides.
- The sender records it, the receiver confirms it
- Shown as in transit until confirmed
- No extra approver: the person who receives it confirms it
Who changed what,
and what it was before.
Every change is recorded with the old value, the new value and who made it. Each entry is chained to the one before by its hash, so tampering with history shows.
- Old and new values on every change
- Who made it, and when
- Hash-chained, so edits to history are detectable
The building blocks
of books you can trust.
200+ permissions decide who can post, edit or void, and in which locations.
A new device can't sign in until it's approved with a code.
An invoice that would take a customer over their limit doesn't go through.
The rest of the platform
Close the month
without the re-keying.
Book a walkthrough and watch a sale become a balanced journal entry.
- 1A sale posting its own journal entry
- 2Location P&L across your branches
- 3The audit log with old and new values