Accounting Software
McMaster is accounting software designed to manage and automate financial and accounting processes across one or more companies. The system combines accounting, invoicing, banking operations, asset management, contracts, and financial reporting in a single working environment. The software can be configured according to the individual chart of accounts, organisational structure, and reporting requirements of the specific business.
McMaster is suitable for companies looking for a specialised accounting and financial control solution without requiring the full functional scope of an ERP system.
McMaster provides a flexible environment for organising accounting records according to the company’s structure and activities.
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The system allows the accounting model to be adapted to the company’s specific requirements instead of forcing the organisation to follow a predefined structure.
McMaster provides capabilities for faster invoice entry and accounting.
The processes may include:
According to the information provided on the product page, automated processing can accelerate document entry by up to 80% compared with fully manual work.
The system enables the issuing and automatic accounting of various sales-related documents.
The functionalities include:
Automatic accounting removes the need to enter the same transaction separately in the invoicing and accounting systems.
McMaster is suitable for companies that carry out transactions in more than one currency.
The system supports:
This facilitates the accounting processing of international payments, deliveries, and sales.
The software supports the preparation, control, and accounting treatment of bank payments.
The covered processes include:
The connection between banking operations and accounting records reduces manual processing time and the risk of missed or incorrectly allocated payments.
McMaster provides tools for monitoring financial relationships with customers and suppliers.
The system allows:
These capabilities support better collection rates and provide a clearer view of short-term cash flows.
The accounting software enables centralised management of the company’s fixed and low-value assets.
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Automation makes period-end closing easier and reduces the risk of omitted or incorrectly calculated depreciation.
McMaster enables contracts and their related financial operations to be managed within a unified system.
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This is suitable for companies offering subscription services, rentals, recurring maintenance, or long-term commercial relationships.
McMaster provides standard and customised reports for accounting and management analysis.
The system allows:
This allows the same accounting information to be presented in different ways according to the needs of accounting teams, management, or external partners.
The system can be adapted to the individual chart of accounts, analytical structure, and organisational model of the specific company.
Invoices, bank payments, depreciation, recurring billing, and financial reports can be processed with limited manual intervention.
The software supports parallel work with different companies and accounting periods, while the registers are updated as transactions are processed.
Built-in checks at key stages of the workflow help identify omissions and inconsistencies before transactions are completed.
Receivables, liabilities, credit limits, contracts, assets, and banking operations can be monitored within a single system.
Issued documents, bank payments, fees, and depreciation can be reflected automatically in the accounting records.
Users can define report content, filters, and formats and save frequently used configurations.
Original documents can be attached to the relevant accounting entries, making checks and subsequent tracking easier.
McMaster is available in different packages and can be expanded with additional functionalities as the business develops.
The software is suitable for accounting firms that manage the reporting of multiple companies and require different charts of accounts, periods, and reports.
McMaster can support invoicing, receivables tracking, supplier relationships, and financial reporting for commercial operations.
Companies with recurring contracts can automate invoice issuance and delivery and monitor agreement performance.
Revenue and cost centres allow financial results to be analysed by site, project, or business unit.
The software can be used for accounting, asset management, payments, and financial analysis when the full production scope of an ERP system is not required.
Suitable for companies with numerous suppliers, bank payments, assets, contracts, and cost centres.
Contracts, recurring invoices, assets, and revenue can be tracked centrally.
McMaster can be used by businesses with subscription services, foreign-currency transactions, automated invoicing, and digital document processing.
Revenue and cost centres enable separate monitoring of budgets, programmes, projects, and funding sources.
Support for multiple currencies, exchange rates, and automatic accounting of exchange-rate differences facilitates transactions with foreign customers and suppliers.
McMaster accounting software helps companies move from fragmented and predominantly manual processing to more organised, controlled, and automated financial management.
By implementing the system, the business gains: