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Platform

One platform. Five selectable modes.

Activate the modes that match how you work. Supported records stay connected across them.

The five FiscoPoint modes

Five modes. One login.

Activate the environments included in your plan, keep each area focused, and work from one FiscoPoint account.

Mode availability depends on your plan. Credit, tax, and investment outputs are informational and do not replace qualified professional advice.

Financial foundation

Financial records designed to stay connected and traceable.

Double entry foundation

Designed around established double entry accounting principles and traceable financial workflows.

Chart of accounts

Industry oriented setup during onboarding, adjustable to how you actually operate.

Draft and posted journals

Prepare entries in draft, review them, and post when they are ready.

Ledger based dashboards

Dashboard figures are calculated from ledger activity rather than typed in.

Receivables visibility

See what is outstanding, ageing, and collected.

Cash flow and working capital

Indicators that show how money is actually moving.

Budget versus actual

Compare plan and reality across periods and categories.

Project and revenue views

Project profitability and revenue concentration views.

Audit history

A durable activity history across supported workflows.

Connect supported financial accounts or import records, subject to country, institution, and provider availability. FiscoPoint is not an audited accounting system and does not claim GAAP or IFRS certification.

Teams, roles, and access

The plan sets the ceiling. The owner sets access.

  • The plan sets the maximum modes, features, and user capacity available to the workspace.
  • The owner decides which modes, records, and working areas each person may open.
  • Administrators can grant only the privileges they are authorized to manage.
  • Members and viewers receive role-appropriate access.
  • Invitations can be limited to the relevant modes and working areas.
  • No person can raise their own access.

Access control is a product capability and is not presented as an independently certified identity-governance system.