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Your company money — where, when and how much
Hesabizle brings your companies, bank and cash accounts, income and expense entries, invoices and recurring payments into a single panel. E-archive invoices are issued through an integrator.
- Web based
- Multi-company
- Multi-currency
- Türkçe / English
In most small and mid-sized businesses the financial picture lives in three places at once: a bank statement, a hand-kept spreadsheet and the accountant folder. Hesabizle reduces those three to one record — every entry attaches to an account, a category and a company, and balances update immediately.
What you can do
Multi-company
Manage several companies under one login. Tax number, title, address and tax office are kept separately per company.
Accounts and balances
Define bank, cash and other account types; every movement from the opening balance onward is reflected in the balance.
Multi-currency
Each account works in its own currency. Amounts in different currencies are deliberately never summed — no silently corrupted balances.
Income, expense and categories
Entries are classified as income or expense and linked to categories, so reports show where the money actually goes.
Recurring entries
Rent, salaries and subscriptions are defined once as templates and generated automatically.
Invoices and e-archive
Create invoices; e-archive issuance runs through integrators such as Turkcell e-Şirket, Nilvera or NES, returning the tax authority UUID and a PDF.
Dashboard and reports
Cash flow, category distribution and account balances are gathered on a summary screen.
Notes and tasks
Notes attached to an entry or company, and tasks to follow up, are recorded in place.
REST API
Endpoints under /api/v1 speak JSON and authenticate with a cookie session or JWT, so your own systems can integrate.
Access from any device
Browser based, adapting to phone and tablet screens.
Secure configuration
Connection string, JWT key and integrator credentials are never stored in the settings file; the app refuses to start if they are missing.
SQL Server or PostgreSQL
The database provider is a setting — the same application runs on either.
Who is it for?
Small and mid-sized businesses
Teams that want orderly bookkeeping without carrying a full accounting suite.
Freelancers
Income and expense tracking plus e-archive invoicing for one-person businesses.
Owners of several companies
Running a few companies side by side from one panel without mixing them up.
Teams with their own systems
Exchanging data with existing software over the REST API.
Let us plan a demo for your institution
Tell us how you work today and we will map out which Orion modules make the biggest difference for you.