Book Keeper

The Accounting department is one of the vital areas of any modern business. Poor bookkeeping can render obsolete even the most resilient and well-structured companies. It is of no wonder then that there has been a significant rise in digital tools employed to assist accountants in better managing the organization's financial inputs and outputs.

Among the many tools available to users for such tasks, Book Keeper is one of the rather novel implements in an otherwise time-worn domain. The application features a somewhat hefty and detailed interface that sports a peculiar navigation system. There are multiple windows to browse and since not all of them have the standard Windows controllers, closing and opening new ones is performed via hotkeys.

In the long term, this can improve the workflow, although new users might be a bit baffled by this setup. As with any Accounting program, the application requires users to insert source data. The utility can handle data related to debtors or creditors and transactions can also be recorded.

Users are free to define inventory items and one can even customize measuring units and services provided by the company. This flexibility ensures the program can be applied by professionals from a wide variety of domains of activity.

Once all the data has been fed into the program, it can generate detailed graphs, including trendlines and pie charts. Also created by the application are comprehensive reports of various types, including profit and loss documents as well as balance sheets. Users can export these to PDF, HTML and PNG formats and can also load them into Word or Excel.

In conclusion, Book Keeper is a tool that can be used by accountants and other affiliated professionals to keep track of basic financial company inputs and outputs.