A cloud accounting platform that reads your financial documents with AI and keeps your books filed and compliant with local tax authorities.

Keeping a company's books is the same grind in every country: re-typing every supplier invoice and receipt, mapping each line to the right account code and VAT rate, reconciling bank statements transaction by transaction, then assembling statutory declarations for the national tax authority, increasingly under mandatory e-invoicing rules. In Romania, for example, every invoice has to be exchanged with ANAF over e-Factura. iContab set out to collapse that work into one automated pipeline that adapts to whichever country a business operates in: read any financial document, understand it, book it correctly, and keep the company compliant, with accountants supervising rather than data-entering.

iContab pairs a Kotlin Spring Boot core with a multi-step AI pipeline. Claude reads supplier invoices, receipts, bank statements, and loan schedules, extracting structured data, then specialized services classify each line against the local chart of accounts, map VAT, and match it to existing suppliers, products, and bank transactions before posting a balanced double-entry record. A pluggable compliance layer adapts the platform to each country's rules and connects to its tax authority and e-invoicing system, so new countries can be added over time. In Romania, for example, it generates and exchanges e-Factura UBL 2.1 XML with ANAF over the SPV and assembles the local statutory declarations as ready-to-submit XML. A Next.js workspace gives accountants one fast surface to review, correct, and approve everything.