Notavia is available on the App Store and Mac App Store
Cash bookkeeping for iPhone, iPad and Mac has arrived. Transactions in three seconds, receipt scanning with guided review, ready-made reports for your accountant, all offline and only in your iCloud.
Notavia is out. From today, Systema360's cash bookkeeping app can be downloaded from the App Store for iPhone and iPad and from the Mac App Store, in Italy.
What you find at first launch
Log a transaction in three seconds and always know what is left to spend, with commitments already deducted. Scan a receipt and the guided review reads the single line items with their VAT.
Ready for your accountant
At year end you hand over ready-made reports, general, VAT and deductions, as PDF or CSV, with the original receipts attached.
Yours, and only yours
It works offline, syncs only in your private iCloud and unlocks with Face ID. No account to create, no data leaving your devices.
Free, with Pro for those who mean business
Notavia is free to use. Notavia Pro adds unlimited scans, unlimited profiles and accounts and the loans module, with a one-week free trial.
Download Notavia and browse the full guide at notavia.it/guida.
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