ACAutoCount + Klayara
AutoCount books, read by the whole business. AutoCount runs accounting and stock for a large share of Malaysian and Singaporean SMEs. Klayara reads its documents, ledgers and stock on a schedule — or live from the SQL Server database behind an on-premises installation — and turns them into dashboards each branch and salesperson can open. AutoCount stays the accounting system; Klayara is the reporting layer.
Scheduled importCloud or self-hostedPermissions applied everywhere
Your AutoCount data, readable by everyone who should see it.
- Sales, GP and returns by branch, agent and item
- AR and AP ageing, DSO and payments due
- Stock on hand, cover and slow movers by location
- Scheduled reports in ringgit or Singapore dollars
- Connect — connect your AutoCount account and choose what to bring in.
- Choose tables — pick what to make available, and how often to refresh.
- Build — drag and drop charts, set who sees what, schedule the reports.
Our BI developers can connect AutoCount and build your first dashboards as part of onboarding. About the service.
Connect these alongside AutoCount.
How does AutoCount data get into Klayara?
Klayara brings AutoCount data in on a schedule you choose from its exports, or reads the SQL Server database behind an on-premises installation live with a read-only account. Our team can set either up for you. Every dashboard shows when its data was last refreshed.
Is Klayara a replacement for AutoCount?
No. Klayara is not an ERP or accounting system. It is the reporting and dashboard layer on top of the AutoCount you already run: AutoCount stays the system of record, and Klayara reads from it.
Can we combine AutoCount data with other systems?
Yes. Relate AutoCount records to your CRM, e-commerce platform, spreadsheets or a second entity's books once — by customer, item, branch or date — and build charts that draw on all of them.
See your AutoCount data in Klayara.
Bring the report you rely on most. We'll rebuild it live on the call, from your own data, and show you what comes next.
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