The ledger underneath is the same. What you live in all day isn't — a contractor needs job margins, a law firm needs a trust ledger, a shop needs stock and sales tax. Pick your industry and see the parts built for it.
Most contractors find out which jobs made money at tax time, when it's a year too late to matter. Track each job as its own project — every invoice, material bill, fuel receipt and hour of labour lands against it — and the margin is on your screen while the job is still open.
Last job's actual costs are the honest starting point for the next quote — not a gut feel that hasn't been checked since 2023.
The snap-a-receipt flow reads the merchant, date and amount off the photo, and the expense books against the project it belongs to.
Hourly wages, overtime and vacation pay computed to CRA's own tables, remittances tracked, records of employment when someone moves on.
Retail accounting is inventory accounting. Nummo keeps real cost layers under every item, so when something sells, the cost that leaves the shelf is the cost you actually paid — and the margin you see is the margin you got, not an average that flatters slow stock.
A sales receipt records the sale, the payment and the tax in one screen — cash, card or e-transfer, deposited to the account it actually went to.
FIFO cost layers mean a discounted January purchase doesn't hide inside a September sale. What you see per item is what happened.
Provincial place-of-supply rules are built in, so shipping an order to BC charges BC's tax without you looking anything up.
Law firm accounting isn't small-business accounting with different words — trust money is other people's money, and the law society treats it that way. Nummo runs matter-based books with a real trust ledger, per-client sub-ledgers, and the three-way reconciliation ready before anyone asks for it.
Timekeepers record against the matter; the pro-forma turns hours into an invoice the lawyer approves — nothing re-entered, nothing missed.
Client documents render in English or French per client — Québec firms don't need a workaround for Bill 96.
The immutable ledger keeps every trust movement with its matter, date and authority. An auditor's request is an export, not an archaeology project.
Wholesale margins are made or lost in the buying. Purchase orders, real inventory cost layers and multi-currency supplier bills mean the landed truth of what stock cost you — and B2B invoices that quote the customer's PO number, because their accounts payable won't pay without it.
A USD supplier bill books at the Bank of Canada rate for its date; when you pay, the exchange gain or loss posts itself.
Commit stock to a customer before the shipment lands and the cost trues up automatically when it arrives — no negative-inventory mess.
Net 30 from your suppliers, Net 45 to your anchor customers — default terms live on each card and every document dates itself.
A restaurant's books are a rhythm: close the till, pay the suppliers, run payroll, watch food cost. Nummo records the nightly sales in one screen, keeps supplier bills and their due dates straight, and runs a payroll that understands hourly staff, overtime and tips.

One sales receipt per day — totals off your POS report, tax computed, deposit matched to the bank when it lands. No line-by-line re-keying.
Controlled tips flow through payroll as their own earnings line, so CPP and EI treat them correctly and T4s are right at year end.
Track each location as a project and see which one actually carries the business — same ledger, split visibility.
Consultancies, agencies and firms sell time — and the money leaks out between the timesheet and the invoice. Nummo tracks time against the client's project, holds retainers properly until they're earned, and turns the unbilled pile into an invoice before it goes stale.
Work in progress per project sits on the dashboard until someone turns it into an invoice. That visibility alone pays for the software.
A client's retainer is a liability until you've earned it. Nummo holds it that way and draws it down against invoices — your revenue is real revenue.
Fee income against the hours and costs on each engagement — so you know which clients are worth keeping before renewal time.
The six above are the ones we've built for hardest — but projects, inventory, payroll and multi-currency cover a lot of trades. Tell us how you work and we'll show you on your own numbers.
Tell us where your books live today and we'll show you exactly what switching looks like — usually a single call and a file.