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Nummbas vs BeProfit

Nummbas adds invoicing and bank reconciliation to the profit analysis you get with BeProfit.

Record invoices and reconcile bank transactions
Nummbas: Nummbas adds invoicing and bank reconciliation to profit analysis. Do your accounting in Nummbas Books and invite your accountant to review your transactions, without maintaining a separate accounting app.
BeProfit: BeProfit brings sales and cost data together to show profit by order, product and channel.
See where operating costs are rising
Nummbas: Nummbas uses connected bank transactions to show spending by supplier and category. Identify rising costs and review bills and receipts in Nummbas Books as well as tracking their effect on profit.
BeProfit: BeProfit includes product costs, shipping, ad spend, fees and other expenses in its profit calculations.
Buy and receive the stock
Nummbas: Nummbas lets you manage a purchase as well as include its cost in a profit report. Create purchase orders and record deliveries, with freight and duty included in inventory value.
BeProfit: BeProfit uses product and order costs to explain profitability.
Forecast your bank balance before you restock
Nummbas: Nummbas forecasts how sales and expense changes could affect your bank balance over six months. You can assess a stock purchase against the money you expect to have available, alongside your profit analysis.
BeProfit: BeProfit’s profit simulator models how business changes affect profitability.

Record the bills and match the payments in Nummbas Books.

BeProfit uses expenses to calculate profit. Nummbas also lets you record supplier bills, match receipts to payments and reconcile bank transactions. Your accountant can review those records and close the month in Nummbas Books.

Nummbas Books showing month-end preparation and financial reports

Estimate your bank balance after a stock purchase.

BeProfit’s simulator explores changes in profit. With "Cash Projection" in Nummbas, you can also estimate how a purchase could affect your bank balance. Compare expense scenarios over six months before deciding how much stock to buy.

Cash Projection comparing a business scenario with the existing forecast

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