What the software actually does
Every page names the numbers behind it, and what the feature does not do. The second one decides more often than the first.
Invoices and quotes
Invoices
An invoice from a Cyprus company almost always meets a client in another country. The tax treatment decides the outcome, and here it is proposed rather than asked.
OpenQuotes
A quote nobody answers is not a quote. So acceptance does not live in a reply email here. It lives in a link with two buttons.
OpenRecurring invoices
A template that produces invoices on a schedule, and three settings for how far it is allowed to go on its own.
OpenMulti-language invoices
A Cyprus company writes to clients in several countries and files with an authority that reads English. Both come out of the same document.
OpenInvoice delivery
What lands in your client's inbox should come from your company. That software sits behind it is none of their business.
OpenTemplates
The sentences under an invoice rarely change; the effort of typing them again every time does not. Five kinds of template take exactly that part off your hands.
OpenReceipts, bank and clients
Receipts and AI capture
Point the camera at a receipt. What normally takes six fields of typing becomes one tap and a glance.
OpenBanking
Cyprus banks each export differently. So the app reads the file your bank actually gives you, instead of demanding one it does not.
OpenClient data
You enter a client once. Country, VAT number, language. Every invoice to them then carries the right tax treatment and the right language by itself.
OpenReports and export
What your accountant asks for is almost always the same: a period, complete, in one file. Here that is a button.
OpenData import
The expensive part of changing tools is not the price but the history. Three routes bring it across without you typing it again.
OpenCyprus tax and access
Cyprus VAT and VIES
Both filings come out of the entries you already have. No second spreadsheet, no retyping at quarter end.
OpenTax estimates
Cyprus tax does not arrive monthly but in bursts. Anyone who works it out at year-end learns the figure at the moment they should already have set it aside.
OpenAccountant portal
Your accountant gets their own login, not a shared password. And it costs nothing extra, because charging for it would be charging you to work with your own advisor.
OpenTeam and permissions
Whoever works in your books rarely needs access to everything. Thirteen areas can be unlocked one by one, and your accountant does not count as a seat at all.
OpenMultiple companies
Running two companies means running two number ranges, two sets of templates and two VAT periods. The one thing you do not need twice is a login.
OpenIntegrations
Stripe
Between “invoice read” and “invoice paid” a bank transfer puts a form, an IBAN and a reference. Stripe removes that part.
OpenGoogle Drive
The folder your records already live in is also the folder they belong in. The export writes straight there instead of landing in a downloads folder.
OpenWebhooks
Anyone running a second system does not want to ask every ten minutes whether something happened. A webhook reports by itself, at the moment it happens.
OpenPublic API
If your invoices are produced in another system, they should not be typed twice. That is what the API is for, and right now it does exactly two things.
OpenAll integrations
What is live, what is announced
OpenTwo tools you can use right away
The same rules as in the software, without signing in. To calculate and to check.