Sales – A/R
Orders, shipments, invoices and the cash that follows.
- Typed, numbered invoices and credit memos
- Price lists, tiers and contract prices
- Recurring invoices
- Customer statements, aging, sales and margin analysis
BeanDish gives small and medium businesses that buy, stock and sell — distributors, wholesalers, online sellers — inventory with true costs, orders from the online store, invoices that get paid online, bills that read themselves, and real double-entry accounting underneath all of it.

Every receipt opens a cost layer and every issue draws one down, so the value on the balance sheet is the value on the shelf. Pick FIFO, LIFO, average or standard per item, track lots and bins, and roll freight and duty into the stock that carried them.

Connect a Shopify store and every order lands as a sales order: buyer matched to a customer, lines matched to items, the storefront's tax kept exactly as it was charged. Available stock and tracking numbers travel back the other way.

Sales orders become shipments become invoices, each line priced from your price lists and contract prices with its source stamped on it. The invoice e-mail carries a Pay online button; customers pay by card or bank, save a method, or switch on autopay through a passwordless portal.

Drop a supplier's PDF on the page, or forward it to your capture address, and it comes back as a draft bill beside the original for a person to check. Purchase orders, receipts, landed costs, payment runs with a second approver and 1099s follow the same paperwork.

Every invoice, bill, payment, stock movement and payroll run posts a balanced entry to an append-only journal. Periods lock, the year closes, bank feeds reconcile, and the statements come out the way your accountant expects — or the way you design them.

Give a repeatable process ordered steps and owners, then start it by hand, on a schedule, when something happens in the books, or from a webhook. Put a named AI agent on a step, with exactly the permissions an admin grants it, and it reads your data and drafts requisitions or leads for a person to approve.

Twelve modules behind one login. Multi-company consolidation, scheduled reports and predictions need Growth or Enterprise. Here is what each one holds.
Orders, shipments, invoices and the cash that follows.
From requisition to paid bill, with the paperwork attached.
Stock, cost and the work that moves it.
Your store's orders, stock and tracking, in sync.
The ledger everything else posts to.
Several companies, one consolidated view.
Ask the data a question without leaving the books.
Processes with owners, deadlines and history.
Leads, campaigns and where the business came from.
What a project really cost, from tagged ledger lines.
Employees and the pay run's journal entry.
The settings a system of record needs.
Every company's rows isolated in the database itself.
Download and verify a full archive; nothing stays on our servers.
None, read or write across thirteen areas.
Documents in EUR, GBP, CAD … on a USD ledger.
Stripe Tax on your own account, off until you switch it on.
Branded PDFs and Excel for every document and report.
Every module is in every plan. Multi-company consolidation, scheduled reports and predictions need Growth or Enterprise. Tiers differ in how much of your business they hold.
Need more? Seat packs of 5 users on any plan; an extra company, online store or warehouse on Growth — all from your account page. AI features use your own provider key; online payments use your own Stripe account.