One system, one ledger

Your all-in-one ERP solution.

Accounting and expenses sharing a single ledger, a single set of contacts and a single login. No exporting, no importing, no reconciling one tool against another at month end.

No card required to start.

One ledgerEvery invoice, bill and expense posts to the same double-entry books.
One loginEvery module, one account, permissions you set per person.
Six countriesAU, HK, UK, SG, NL and US — each with its own tax rules and its own return.

What you get

Modules that share one ledger, not separate tools bolted together.

Everything posts to the same double-entry accounts underneath, so a receipt photographed on a phone reaches the profit and loss without anybody re-keying it.

ULIGHT Accounts Available

Proper double-entry accounting, from quote to reconciled bank line.

  • Estimates, invoices, bills and payments — with credit notes and recurring documents
  • Bank import, categorisation rules and reconciliation that refuses to finish out of balance
  • Profit & loss, balance sheet, cash flow and aged receivables, straight from the ledger

ULIGHT Expense Available

Photograph the receipt; the accounting follows on its own.

  • Capture on a phone, then group expenses into a report and submit it
  • Multi-level approval, spending limits, mileage and per diem rates
  • Approval posts to the ledger and records what you owe the person who paid

ULIGHT Desk Coming soon

Ask for help where the problem is, without leaving the screen.

  • A support widget on every page of every module, answering what it can
  • Anything it can't answer becomes a ticket, with the page and the record already attached
  • Email to you and to whoever raised it, on every reply and every change

CRM and more Coming soon

The next modules, built on the same records as your invoicing.

  • Leads and opportunities linked to the contacts you already invoice
  • Activity and communication history against every account
  • Further modules as they are needed, never as a separate system

Accounts and Expense are available today. Desk and CRM are not — they are listed because they are being built, not because you can use them yet. This is built and used in a real business first, then extended, so each module earns its place before it ships.

Where it works

Six countries, each with its own tax rules — not one setting bent to fit.

You choose the country when you create the organization. The chart of accounts, the tax codes and the return that comes out the other end are set up for that country. Rates carry the dates they applied from, so a rate change never restates a year you have already filed.

Australia

GST

10% GST, with tax collected and tax paid held in separate accounts so the BAS nets one against the other. Tax-invoice wording and the ABN appear where the thresholds require them.

Hong Kong

No indirect tax

No GST, VAT or sales tax of any kind — so no tax fields to fill in and no return to file. Income and expenses are categorised for the two-tier profits tax return.

United Kingdom

VAT

20% standard, 5% reduced, zero-rated and exempt kept properly apart. The nine-box VAT return is a query over the posted ledger, which is exactly the digital record MTD asks for. Reverse charge included.

Singapore

GST

9% GST and the F5 return. The 7% and 8% years are still reported at the rate that applied at the time, because rates are dated rather than replaced. Reverse charge on imported services.

Netherlands

BTW

21% and 9% BTW, intra-community supplies and acquisitions, and the ICP declaration. Customer VAT numbers are checked against VIES and the consultation number is kept as evidence.

United States

Sales tax

Sales tax as a liability, not a credit to reclaim — because it is not one. Nexus tracked per state, exemption certificates with expiry dates, and 1099-NEC and 1099-MISC vendor reporting.

What is not supported yet

  • Singapore. A business registering for GST for the first time now has to transmit invoice data to IRAS through InvoiceNow, which ULIGHT does not do yet. Existing GST registrants and businesses under the S$1m threshold are unaffected.
  • United Kingdom. The Flat Rate and Cash Accounting schemes are not supported, and neither is partial exemption — where a business makes both taxable and exempt supplies, ULIGHT declines to produce a VAT return rather than produce a wrong one.
  • United States. Rates are entered per jurisdiction. There is no automated rate lookup, and no filing service.
  • Serbia and the Philippines. Not offered. Serbia requires every B2B invoice to route through the state e-invoicing platform, and the Philippines requires withholding tax at payment. Until both are built, an organization cannot be created in either country.

Why ULIGHT

Separate tools make you the integration.

An accounting package, an expense app and a spreadsheet in between is three subscriptions, three logins, and a monthly job stitching them together — done by you, by hand, in the evening.

  • One ledger, not two systems to make agree

    An approved expense posts the cost, the tax and what you owe the person who paid — into the same accounts your invoices live in. Nothing to reconcile, because nothing was ever apart.

  • Figures you can trace, not totals you hope are right

    Every balance is derived from posted entries rather than stored and updated. If a report disagrees with the ledger it tells you, instead of quietly adjusting itself.

  • One login, and control over who sees what

    Give someone expenses without your accounts. Give your accountant reports without your bank feed. Access is granted per person, per module, per area.

What changes at month end

Separate tools

  • Export expenses, import to accounting, fix the mismatches
  • Chase which receipts were already claimed
  • Work the tax out twice, from two sets of numbers
  • Three subscriptions, three logins to manage

ULIGHT Systems

  • Approval already posted it, at the moment it was approved
  • A cost rebilled to a client can't be invoiced twice
  • Tax collected and tax paid tracked apart, so returns net them
  • One account, one bill, one place to look

Start with your next invoice.

Create an account and your chart of accounts, tax rates and document numbering are ready before you type anything.