
LeaseAccounting.app is a self-serve IFRS 16 and FRS 102 lease accounting platform built for finance teams who want audit-ready compliance without spreadsheets, implementation consultants, or six-figure setup costs. Made by ZenTreasury Oy in Helsinki, Finland with EU-only data hosting. Designed for SMEs reporting under IFRS 16 or FRS 102 (UK GAAP), typically managing 5 to 50 leases. The platform generates complete lease schedules, journal entries, modifications, remeasurements, terminations, and one-click audit evidence packs from any lease contract. AI-assisted contract extraction reads your PDFs and proposes lease terms with confidence scoring; you approve, and the deterministic calculation engine produces the numbers. Same inputs, same outputs, every time. Zen AI is advisory only and never touches a calculation. Other features: Discount Rate Advisor pulls reference rates from central bank sources and drafts a rate memo for review; continuous compliance monitoring flags indexations due, expiring leases, and overdue reassessments; multi-entity bookkeeping from day one; auditor portal access with activity logging (coming soon); journal export to SAP, Oracle, Dynamics, and NetSuite formats; Azure AD / Entra ID SSO with JIT provisioning. Pricing: free tier covers 2 leases with no credit card required. Paid plans start at €149 per month with no per-seat pricing and generous team access included on every tier. Differentiation: built IFRS-first (not ASC 842-first), EU-hosted, fully implemented FRS 102, and self-serve onboarding. The trusted alternative to spreadsheet-based compliance and consultant-heavy enterprise lease tools.
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