UUsawaBooks

Supporting records

Keep documents connected to business activity

Organise supporting documents so teams and advisers can find the context behind transactions.

Illustrative workflow

UsawaBooks module

Document Management

01Add the supporting record
02Organise the context
03Use it in review
Connected to the wider accounting record

Why it matters

Keep the evidence behind business records within reach

Organise supporting files and keep them close to the transactions and activities they explain. Teams, accountants and bookkeepers can work from clearer context instead of searching through disconnected folders.

Core capabilities

The records and controls your team needs

01

Central organisation

Reduce scattered files by maintaining supporting records in one organised environment.

02

Transaction context

Keep documents close to the accounting activity they support.

03

Shared access

Give authorised team members and advisers a clearer record to work from.

04

Review support

Make it easier to understand the evidence behind recorded business activity.

A clear workflow

From daily activity to useful records

A consistent process makes the information easier to maintain, review and use.

  1. 01

    Add the supporting record

    Keep the relevant file with the business activity it explains.

  2. 02

    Organise the context

    Maintain a clear relationship between documents and accounting records.

  3. 03

    Use it in review

    Give the people reviewing the accounts access to the supporting context.

Connected accounting

This feature does not work in isolation

Related modules keep operational activity close to the wider financial record.

Who it supports

Useful across the people responsible for the records

Distributed teams

Reduce dependence on files held by one person or device.

Bookkeepers

Work with better context when maintaining transaction records.

Accountants

Review supporting information alongside the accounts.

Bring document management into one connected accounting system.