The problem
Your CRM tracks deals. Your accounting tool tracks money. Neither talks to the other.
You have customer data in one tool and financial data in another. Every month, someone manually bridges the gap — exporting, reconciling, emailing. The same customer exists in three places with three slightly different numbers.
It’s not a data problem. It’s a missing connection.
Teams lose 3–4 hours every month on manual reconciliation
And still can't trust that all three tools agree.
QuickBooks · separate account
Monthly export ritual
The triple-entry problem
CRM says $15,741. QuickBooks says $14,500. Spreadsheet: TBC.
What’s inside
The full accounting stack. One source of truth.
Double-entry bookkeeping, 13+ document types, multi-currency, pre-built reports, and a complete audit trail — all connected to the customers and vendors who already live in PrimeBase.
Connected to the rest of PrimeBase
One set of numbers. Every module connected.
The customer in your CRM is the same customer on the invoice. The vendor in your vendor list is the same as the one on the bill. No duplicates. No reconciliation. One source of truth.
Accounting
May 2025 · 4 modules
Live sync13+ types
Connected to
Common questions
What people ask before they switch.
Real accounting. PrimeBase uses full double-entry bookkeeping — every transaction generates the correct journal entries automatically. You get a proper chart of accounts, trial balance, P&L, balance sheet, and cash flow statement. It's not a simplified "lite" version. If you've used QuickBooks or Xero, the concepts are the same.
