Less entry. More clarity.
Turn statements and receipts into transactions you can review, with less manual bookkeeping.
Global bookkeeping, connected reporting and tax estimates.

Your accounts and balance history, in one place.
Actual product screenshotSwipe to exploreAnother client. Your first business. A growing pile of statements and receipts. There’s more to keep track of—and less time to piece it all together.
Your personal and business books need to stay separate. Understanding your money shouldn’t mean starting from scratch every time.
Give every part of your finances a place.
Then see how they fit together.
Turn statements and receipts into transactions you can review, with less manual bookkeeping.
Keep your personal and business records distinct, without losing the connections between them.
Use organised records to understand cash flow and estimate your personal income tax.
What we’re building for the first release. See launch scope and FAQs .
Paid a business expense from your personal account? That payment matters to both sets of books.
We’re building a way to identify it once and prepare the entries in each—keeping the connection clear without mixing up your records.
See how it fits togetherOne connection. Two distinct sets of records.
From scattered records to books that make sense. Here’s the workflow we’re building.
Follow the journeySet up separate books for your personal finances and businesses, with the accounts that belong to each.
Upload bank statements and receipts. Review prepared transactions and suggested categories, with less manual entry.
Resolve questions and missing details before relying on your reports. You choose what gets recorded.
See your cash flow and estimated Nigerian personal income tax. Keep adding records as your financial life moves forward.
Review prepared transactions and suggested categories. Approve entries yourself, or choose when they can be recorded automatically.
Missing details stay visible. Your reports and tax estimates depend on the records you provide, so keeping them complete and current matters.
A closer look at what’s planned for launch—and what comes later.
First stop: NigeriaThe planned first release will let you set up personal and business books, upload statements and receipts, review transactions, and see your cash flow. It will also include Nigerian personal income tax estimates for supported personal and sole-trader situations.
The first release is planned to support sole-trader bookkeeping and basic cash-flow management for private companies. Company income tax, employer PAYE, payroll, and businesses with multiple owners are outside the initial scope.
We’re starting with Nigerian personal income tax. Managing finances across countries is part of our broader vision; tax support will depend on the jurisdictions and situations Drimsheet supports.
No. At launch, the plan is to provide estimates and a report of figures to help with filing. You’ll complete and submit your return outside Drimsheet. Estimates depend on the records and information you provide.
Your bank statements and receipts for the finances you want to organise. For tax estimates, you’ll need records from the beginning of the tax year, even if you join partway through. Direct bank connections are planned for later.
The first release is designed for you to maintain your own records. In-product accountant access is planned for a later release.
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