Customer And Vendor Records Behind Your Product
Built For Teams Managing Ongoing Client Relationships
Payment Terms And Rules
Define billing terms, review steps, and late-payment handling in a way your team can actually manage.
Client Workspace
Give teams a cleaner place to share documents, review statements, and keep communication tied to the client record.
Multi-Entity Mapping
Support parent companies, subsidiaries, and multiple contacts without losing the structure behind the relationship.
Custom Fields
Add the metadata your team needs for segmentation, reporting, or internal workflows.
Shared Visibility
Keep billing status, open balances, and relationship context visible across the team.
Review-Friendly Controls
Maintain cleaner records, document access, and approval history for teams that need stronger accountability.
A Better Operating Layer For Client Work
Explore the tools that reduce scattered client data and make receivables work easier to manage.
One Place To Review Client Records
Review client details, balances, and workflow status without bouncing between separate systems.
Client Profiles With Financial Context
Keep billing history, contacts, and account context connected so teams can respond faster and work with fewer blind spots.
Import And Clean Up Existing Client Data
Bring in client data from older systems, map fields cleanly, and reduce manual cleanup during migration.
Everything on this page is an API call away
These workflows ship inside your product through the same endpoints, signed webhooks, and MCP tools proven in production today. Sandbox keys are self-serve — post a journal before you talk to anyone.
{
"company_name": "Acme Pte Ltd",
"company_email": "billing@acme.example",
"currency": "USD",
"payment_term": "…",
"people_contact": [ … ]
}- POST
/v1/clients - GET
/v1/clients/get-all - GET
/v1/clients/:id
Live paths from the OpenAPI spec — same wire format in sandbox and production.
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