Send invoices, track expenses and projects, manage customers, and let your Bank of Cyprus payments reconcile themselves. Your own private workspace, hosted in Cyprus, priced in euro.
Your own subdomain and database. No shared tenancy with other businesses.One system for the paperwork, the money and the customer relationship — instead of three.
Professional invoices with tax handling, attachments and automatic recurring schedules for retainer clients.
Quote fast, let customers accept online, and convert an accepted estimate into an invoice in one click.
Record payments in any currency, or have them matched to the right invoice automatically from your bank feed.
Log company spending, set recurring expenses, and re-bill costs to the customer or project they belong to.
Bookkeeping alongside the invoicing, with sales, income, expense and tax reports whenever you need them.
A pipeline you can actually see, with lead stages on a Kanban board and the full history against each customer.
Assign work, track time against it, and bill the hours without re-typing anything into an invoice.
Customer tickets with priorities and canned replies, plus self-service articles that cut the repeat questions.
Store signed contracts, get warned before they expire, and run subscription billing on a schedule.
Most systems stop at producing the invoice. This one watches the bank account too. Incoming transfers are read directly from Bank of Cyprus through a licensed open banking connection, matched to the invoice they belong to, and recorded — with the real payment date and the bank's transaction ID.
Read-only access, granted by you on the Bank of Cyprus website and renewable at any time. Your banking credentials are never entered into tologistiko, and the connection cannot move money. Connecting the bank is a one-off setup we walk you through; after that it runs on its own.
Every plan is a private workspace on your own subdomain, with your own database.
Tell us how you invoice today and we'll show you the same thing running in tologistiko — including the bank reconciliation, on a test account.