More than 90% of accounting entries will be posted automatically to our online accounting software. Almost no accounting knowledge is required to run LAM POS. With a preloaded chart of accounts, you can manage your books of accounts easily.
Most of your accounting entries will be posted automatically, reducing the need for manual data entry and minimizing errors.
Our software comes with a preloaded chart of accounts, making it easy to set up and manage your financial records. You can also add as many accounts as required.
Maintain a detailed record of all financial transactions, providing a comprehensive view of your business's financial activities.
Generate trial balance reports to ensure that total debits equal total credits, helping you verify the accuracy of your accounting data.
Create balance sheet reports to get a snapshot of your business’s financial position, showing assets, liabilities, and equity.
Produce income statements to evaluate your business’s financial performance over a specific period, detailing revenues, expenses, and profits.
Track cash inflows and outflows with cash flow statements, helping you manage liquidity and plan for future cash needs.
Monitor outstanding customer invoices with accounts receivable aging reports, helping you manage collections and improve cash flow.
Track unpaid vendor invoices with accounts payable aging reports, ensuring timely payments and better cash management.
Compare your bank statements with accounting records to identify discrepancies and ensure accurate cash records.
Record and review all journal entries, allowing you to make necessary accounting adjustments and maintain accurate records. Accountants and business owners can record opening balances, create adjustment or correcting entries via journal entries.
Easily record & monitor any type of expense transactions, associate with vendor profiles and keep running your business effectively.
Compare actual financial performance against budgeted figures, helping you track variances and adjust financial plans as needed.
Analyze key financial ratios to assess your business’s financial health and performance from multiple perspectives.
Keep track of all changes made to accounting records with an audit trail, ensuring accountability and regulatory compliance.
Manage your fixed assets, including acquisition costs, depreciation, and net book value, to plan for replacements or disposals.
Generate tax summary reports to ensure compliance with tax regulations and prepare for tax filing.
You can create and manage all your bank accounts to receive funds from customers and make vendor payments.
Deposit cash, cheque, and other documents to your bank account from a single interface is very easy like never before.
You can share funds between any two accounts by using the fund transfer feature of LAM POS.
This statement provides a snapshot of a business's assets, liabilities, and capital as of a specific date.
It summarizes the revenues, costs, and expenses incurred during a specified period.
Tracks the activities performed by users throughout the system for monitoring and accountability.
Displays a company’s transactions against each ledger account for detailed financial tracking.
Shows business expenses categorized by cash or accounts within a specified date range.
Lists credit notes issued to vendors/customers within a specified date range.
Lists debit notes issued to vendors/customers within a specified date range.
Lists accounts with debit or credit balances from the business's ledger for balance verification.
Displays centralized transactional activities of contacts registered as customers and vendors.
Provides detailed information about single transactions in the form of journal entries.
Lists taxes collected from customers against product sales within a specified period.
Lists taxes paid to vendors against product purchases within a specified period.
Tracks inventory with organized serial number management post-sale for better inventory control.
Summarizes all financial transactions in chronological order for comprehensive financial record-keeping.
Lists all accounts used by a business to organize financial transactions systematically.
Displays information about the business's bank accounts, including balances and transactions.
Records deposits made into the business's bank accounts for accurate financial tracking.
Tracks transfers of funds between different accounts or entities within the business.