Financial export

When financial data needs to be shared further without extra work

How it works

Financial export in Bookhus is used to pass booking and payment data on to accounting and auditing, without manual data entry. Instead of collecting data from multiple places, all necessary information is gathered in one place and can be exported directly to where the accounts are managed.

The feature is built for everyday use, where financial data needs to be correct, but where administration should not spend unnecessary time moving data around.

Less manual data entry

Without a consolidated export, financial data often ends up being entered manually into accounting systems or spreadsheets. This takes time and increases the risk of errors.

With financial export, data can be pulled directly from Bookhus, removing the need for repeated entry and double checks.

Easier collaboration with bookkeepers and auditors

When data can be exported in one consistent format, collaboration with bookkeepers, auditors or external administrators becomes easier. You can share the necessary information without having to explain where numbers come from or how they should be combined.

This makes accounting work more transparent and reduces dependency on internal knowledge.

Better overview of income

Financial export allows you to work further with data on income, payments and outstanding amounts. This makes it easier to track financial performance over time and ensure that everything adds up.

You avoid uncertainty about whether something is missing or whether figures are up to date.

Less uncertainty during audits

When financial data is documented and exported as a whole, audits and reviews become easier. You can present the required information without reconstructing data from multiple sources.

This reduces uncertainty around accounting and auditing and creates greater confidence in the process.