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By need — Accounting

Books that close themselves.

Mimnu is not an add-on to your accounting — it is where the numbers are made. Invoices, deposits, drawers, payroll and sales all post to one ledger, so closing the month is a matter of reading it rather than building it.

One ledger, no exportsReconciled overnightYour accountant reads, not rebuilds
Vendor checks and the day’s banking laid out in the back office
Month end

Bookkeeping is mostly re-typing what already happened.

Every number your accountant needs already exists somewhere in the store — on an invoice, a deposit slip, a drawer count. Mimnu captures it once, at the moment it happens, and never asks for it again.

The usual way

  • Receipts in a shoebox
  • Exports into the accounting package
  • Two systems that disagree
  • Month end takes a week
  • Adjustments nobody can explain

With Mimnu

  • Captured where it happens
  • Posted once, to one ledger
  • One set of numbers
  • Month end is a read
  • Every entry traces to a document
How it works

Nothing to enter. Nothing to export.

01

Documents come in

Invoices, statements, deposit slips and receipts arrive by email or photograph and are read line by line, the day they land.

Email-in, photo or upload
02

Entries post themselves

Each line lands in the ledger with the vendor, the product, the tax and the account already attached to it.

Coded on arrival
03

Your accountant reads it

Give them access to a closed set of books, with the original document sitting one click behind every line in them.

Read, not rebuild
Invoices being worked through at the back-office desk
Chart of accounts

Coded when it arrives, not at the end.

Vendors, categories and products carry their accounts with them, so a line is coded the moment it is read. What is left for review is genuinely ambiguous — and it is a short list.

  • Accounts follow vendor and category
  • Tax handled per line
  • Review queue for the genuinely unclear
Owner reviewing a quarterly store summary above the sales floor
Audit trail

Every number opens back into its paperwork.

Click a total, get the lines. Click a line, get the invoice page it was read from. There is no version of the books that exists separately from the documents behind them.

  • Source document on every line
  • Who posted it, and when
  • Period locks once you close
What delivers it

Accounting is four modules working together.

01

Invoices & AP

Every vendor line read, coded and posted.

02

Banking & cash

Feeds matched nightly, drawers counted under a PIN.

03

Payroll

Hours and checks on the same ledger as everything else.

04

Reports & Brain

Live statements, and the analyst that reads them.

Turn them on together, or one at a time.

Frequently asked

Answers, before you ask.

No. It replaces the data entry your accountant is currently billing you for, and hands them a closed set of books instead of a box of paper.
Yes. The ledger exports in the formats bookkeepers expect, and every exported line keeps its link back to the source document.
Access is by role. A bookkeeper sees the ledger, the floor sees the floor, and sensitive actions ask for a PIN from the person taking them.

Close a month without building it.

Connect one account, forward a week of invoices, and see what closing looks like when the data is already there.