Grisbi

Grisbi is a financial manager that looks like a decent tool for both large companies as well as private, much smaller ones. No company or firm can survive without an accountant, no matter the number of employees or activity field, but why not equip the accountant with a tool that was designed to accommodate both rookie or expert individuals. That’s what Grisbi aims to bring to the table - an easy-to-use, customizable financial manager.

In order to quickly and better familiarize with the layout and functionality, Grisbi offers a well-thought step-based tutorial that covers the basics of how to work with accounts and transactions.

Other than that, operating the tool is as easy as playing a game, especially if you are the one tasked with the accounting business.

To get started, one has to input the current balance. Once that value is taken into account, one can start paying salaries, fees, schedule payments, organize the payee list, employ the use of a credit simulator, manage budgetary lines and create reports based on monthly incomes, annual budget, cheques deposits, etc.

Each and every aspect listed above can be found within the app's sidebar, which offers a comprehensive and intuitive way of getting things done. It takes only a couple of minutes to get the hang of it, and maybe a couple of hours to master it. That's how simple Grisbi is.

It is obvious that there are a lot of accounting-oriented applications out there, and each to its own, but if you are on the lookout for a new tool that may take care of your financial needs, Grisbi can be a great choice, especially since it's been around for more than two decades.