Your whole tech stack. One platform. Real controls.
Consolidation-grade accounting, AP/AR, payments, CRM, and planning on one ledger — cheaper than NetSuite or Intacct, no six-figure implementation. Caytava replaces your technology stack, never your team: your people keep the wheel, and the busywork stops reaching them.
What you’d assemble from six vendors, native in one.
Multi-entity, native
Balancing dimensions net to zero inside every entry — intercompany due-to/due-from is generated at write time, so eliminations are arithmetic, not archaeology.
Multi-currency, correct
FX translation, CTA through OCI, period revaluation — deterministic functions, not month-end rituals someone has to remember.
GAAP & IFRS, one ledger
Reporting bases over the same books — never a second ledger to keep in sync. IFRS 16, impairment reversal, CTA recycling included.
Continuous close
Subledger tie-outs run as live invariants and a 19-rule exception engine watches the ledger — the close is a state, not an event.
Controls that hold up
Capability-based access, maker-checker on consequential writes, separation of duties in AP, immutable audit trail, database-level tenant isolation.
Deal-to-cash on-platform
CRM (free, integrated), quotes, ASC 606 rev-rec, AP/AR, and payment rails — the modules the suite vendors sell as add-ons.
Where the budget line moves.
Retired subscriptions + cheaper money movement + zero per-seat math.
- Cheaper than the mid-market suites. A fraction of a NetSuite or Intacct bill — no implementation project, no module upsell maze, no per-seat licenses — with CRM and planning included instead of sold separately.
- Beat the point solutions at their own game. AP payment costs under the bill-pay providers; card acceptance guaranteed under your Stripe or Square rate; more expense-management surface than the card programs.
- Live in days or weeks, not months. Onboarding is measured in sessions, not quarters — because integration is the architecture, setup happens once: one set of people, permissions, and configuration across every module, instead of re-entering all of it in seven separate admin panels. Connect the banks, map the chart, migrate history, go.
- Month-to-month, no lock-in. No annual contract, no multi-year commit at signature — unheard of in this category. Stay because it works.
- Adopt modularly. Keep your GL and run planning and deal-to-cash on Caytava — or move the ledger first and connect the rest. Each module you turn on retires a subscription somewhere else.
*Illustrative, based on typical published list pricing for mid-market tiers across each category — before payment-processing spreads and the hours spent reconciling between apps.
The controller’s new direct report.
Kate drafts accruals, works reconciliations, explains flux, and answers board questions from real queries. Your team reviews and approves — nothing posts on its own.
Bring your close calendar. We’ll shorten it.
A working session on your entity structure and your stack — what consolidates, what retires, what it saves.
Let’s begin