Books that balance,without the late nights.
Accounting software for growing businesses — invoices, expenses, bank reconciliation, GST and financial reports, all kept up to date.
Good morning, Accounts
Monday, 26 October · FY 2026–27Mehta Traders
Subtotal₹ 54,400
GST 18%₹ 9,792
Due12 Nov
Bank feed reconciledHDFC · 46 entriesNever missa due date.
See invoice due dates, bill payments and tax filing dates on one calendar, with reminders before each one.
- Customer and vendor due dates
- Tax filing reminders
- Recurring invoices and bills
Close the month,in days, not weeks.
Invoices, expenses and bank entries flow into the ledger as they happen, so month-end is a check, not a scramble.
- Automatic ledger posting
- Bank reconciliation suggestions
- P&L and balance sheet in one click
GST ready,every month.
Tax is calculated on every invoice and bill, so your GST summary is ready when you need to file.
- GST on every invoice and purchase
- Tax summaries by period
- Exports for your accountant

Good accounting should give you answers, not more work. W2S Account keeps your books current every day.
Live inthree simple steps.
Book a demo
See W2S Account with your own invoices, ledgers and bank accounts.
We configure it
We set up your chart of accounts, tax settings and opening balances for you.
Go live & get support
Your team starts using it, and we stay on hand for training and questions.
Pricing that fitsgrowing teams.
Plans are based on users, companies and the modules you need. Tell us about your business and we will send a clear quote.
- Invoicing, expenses and banking
- GST and financial reports
- Setup, data import and training
Good questions
Yes. GST is calculated on invoices and purchases, with summaries ready for filing.
Yes. Import statements and match entries with suggested matches.
Yes. Give your accountant their own login with the right permissions.
Yes. We help import ledgers, customers, vendors and opening balances.
See it with your data.
Book a free demo of W2S Account, set up with your own chart of accounts.



