Open Item Accounting: Keep Track of Receivables and Payables

Open item accounting made easy in four steps:

  1. Set up company: Set up your company and accounts in nextesy – quickly, easily, without complicated settings.

  2. Documents & bank statements: Import invoices, receipts and bank statements – all digitally in one place.

  3. AI takes over: nextesy reconciles open items, posts payments automatically and flags overdue invoices. Errors and manual work are eliminated.

  4. Transparent & at any time: Dashboards and reports show all open, paid or overdue items in real time. Full overview, minimal effort.

Open Item Accounting: Keep Track of Receivables and Payables

Open item accounting made easy in four steps:

  1. Set up company: Set up your company and accounts in nextesy – quickly, easily, without complicated settings.

  2. Documents & bank statements: Import invoices, receipts and bank statements – all digitally in one place.

  3. AI takes over: nextesy reconciles open items, posts payments automatically and flags overdue invoices. Errors and manual work are eliminated.

  4. Transparent & at any time: Dashboards and reports show all open, paid or overdue items in real time. Full overview, minimal effort.

Chosen by leading and forward-thinking companies & partners

  • ETH Zurich
  • University of St. Gallen

Chosen by leading and forward-thinking companies & partners

  • ETH Zurich
  • University of St. Gallen

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Frequently asked questions

Here you will find the most important questions and answers about nextesy. Should you have further questions or require additional information, please feel free to contact us at any time.

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