GnuCash Description

GnuCash is designed to be user-friendly while also being robust and adaptable, enabling users to manage their bank accounts, investments, and financial activities like income and expenditures. With an interface as simple and straightforward as a checkbook register, it adheres to professional accounting standards, guaranteeing accurate reporting and balanced financial records. The entire project relies on the efforts of dedicated volunteers for its development, maintenance, documentation, and translation. We encourage your participation in helping to translate GnuCash into your language through Weblate. Each transaction in the system requires that one account is debited and another credited for the same amount, ensuring that the financial records remain balanced, where the total of income minus expenses equals the total of assets minus liabilities. Furthermore, GnuCash's checkbook-style register offers a tailored, convenient, and familiar way to input financial transactions, making the process even more accessible. Your contributions can help enhance this valuable tool for users worldwide.

Pricing

Pricing Starts At:
Free
Free Version:
Yes

Integrations

No Integrations at this time

Reviews - 1 Verified Review

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Company Details

Company:
GnuCash
Headquarters:
Argentina
Website:
www.gnucash.org

Media

GnuCash Screenshot 1
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Product Details

Platforms
Windows
Mac
Linux
Types of Training
Training Docs
Customer Support
Online Support

GnuCash Features and Options

Accounting Software

Accounts Payable
Accounts Receivable
Bank Reconciliation
Billing & Invoicing
CPA Firms
Cash Management
Cryptocurrency Support
Expense Tracking
Fixed Asset Management
Fund Accounting
General Ledger
Government
Multi-Currency
Nonprofits
Payroll Management
Project Accounting
Purchase Orders
Tax Management

Accounts Payable Software

Approval Process Control
Bank Reconciliation
Cash Management
Check Writing
Duplicate Payment Alert
Fraud Detection
General Ledger Entry
Vendor Management

Financial Reporting Software

"What If" Scenarios
Audit Trail
Balance Sheet
Cash Management
Consolidation / Roll-Up
Forecasting
General Ledger
Income Statements
Multi-Company
Multi-Department / Project
Profit / Loss Statement

GnuCash User Reviews

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  • Name: Bruce V.
    Job Title: Dude da man
    Length of product use: 2+ Years
    Used How Often?: Yearly
    Role: User
    Organization Size: 1 - 25
    Features
    Design
    Ease
    Pricing
    Likelihood to Recommend to Others
    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    Good Enough to close the books

    Date: Oct 15 2022

    Summary: Good for me maybe you. Give it a try, I use it for accounting, taxes and year end. Customer invoice, job, you may need something else.

    Positive: Set up your accounts.
    import your checking account transactions.
    Make your journal entries.
    Print your reports.

    Package assumes you understand accounting, finance, GL entries, income statements.
    It is what it is. If you need something you walk you through every step of accounting, this is not for you.
    If you want to ditch fancy wizards and continuous attempts to upsell you to some unneeded add-ons, this is it.

    Everything has a learning curve and setup. but the next years are just repeat and rinse.
    I use it for accounting, taxes and year end. Customer invoice, job, you may need something else.

    Negative: Would love a beginning balance on the accounts page. Not a con.

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    2 users found this review useful.
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