One shared language
Every voucher is first translated into a shared form we maintain, whether it comes from a till, a web shop, or an export file. That's what lets us connect to any accounting system later.
We connect your till, your web shop, or your order system to your accounting software. If you switch accounting later, the connection carries over without anyone rebuilding it.
When someone builds a connection between your till and your accounting software, they usually build it for one specific pair. If you switch accounting later, someone has to start over. Connectify is built differently.
These four building blocks are why a migration from one accounting system to another doesn't require new development. It's a switch, not a rebuild.
Every voucher is first translated into a shared form we maintain, whether it comes from a till, a web shop, or an export file. That's what lets us connect to any accounting system later.
We maintain a standard chart-of-accounts and VAT mapping that covers most cases. When you have your own way of doing things, it's adjusted directly with us. No new development, no waiting for a consultant.
Many bookkeeping errors only show up at month-end. Connectify preflights every voucher against your accounting system. Missing an account, a customer or a VAT code? You get all the problems in one report — not one at a time.
Every voucher is stored for 90 days with full history. You see exactly what was sent, and you can resend it — to the same accounting system or to a new one. If we send the same voucher twice, the receiving system catches it. No double-posting.
Every voucher passes through four steps on its way from source to accounting. Each step is logged, so you can always answer "why did it turn out this way?".
Data from your till, web shop, or order system comes in. We store the original unchanged, so you can see exactly what we received if you have a question later.
We read the data and translate it into our shared form. If something is wrong, like an amount missing, we catch it and tell you. Long before it could land in the books.
Chart of accounts, VAT codes, customers and dimensions are translated to the terms your accounting system uses. Standard rules cover most of it. Your own exceptions are set up once.
The voucher lands in your accounting system. If we send the same voucher again later, we check first that it isn't already posted. No double-posting.
Bookkeeping is detail work. Connectify is built with that in mind — the capabilities below aren't extra modules, they are how the platform always works.
In accounting systems that support it, vouchers land in the voucher inbox first — you review and approve manually before they post. Direct posting requires a deliberate opt-in. Some accounting systems have no draft path and post straight to the general ledger; for those we add extra mapping and QA before going live.
Before we send, we check that the accounts, customers and VAT codes the voucher needs actually exist in your accounting system. If something is missing, you get one consolidated report with every issue. No "fix one, retry, fix the next".
We keep what we sent to your accounting system for 90 days — the request, the response, everything. Need to resend a voucher? One click. To the same accounting system, or to a new one if you switch.
Every voucher carries a unique reference. If we ever send the same voucher twice — say after an interrupted job — the receiving system catches it and rejects the duplicate. Nothing to clean up.
Chart of accounts, VAT mappings, voucher types and per-customer exceptions are edited directly in our interface. Changes take effect on the next voucher, not the next dev sprint. Typed forms — built for bookkeepers, not for developers.
Norwegian characters (æ, ø, å), Win-1252 exports, SAF-T VAT codes, NS-4102 chart of accounts, KID numbers on multi-customer vouchers. It works because we built for Norwegian quirks, not because we translated an international platform.
We have a public map showing every single piece of information that moves from your source to your accounting. What goes straight through? What's adapted? And most importantly, what does the accounting system not accept? It's all written down.
Considering switching accounting? You can compare side by side what the new system actually accepts. If something disappears in the transition, we tell you up front. Not at the first month-end.
The four choices above translate to concrete benefits at every level. Here's what it means for you, depending on what you do.
If you run the business:
If you manage many clients:
If you build POS, e-commerce or ERP software:
The list grows as new customers come on board. Using a system that isn't on the list? Reach out and we'll take a look.



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