Your Moneybird figures, as a management cockpit.
Moneybird keeps your books. Northdeck turns them into the figures a management team steers on: who owes you what, how revenue develops and whether your sales and order figures match what is booked.
Your administration, read-only.
A live connection through the Moneybird API. Northdeck never books, sends or changes anything in Moneybird.
Sales invoices
Every invoice and credit note, with customer, due date, amount and what is still open.
Payments
When each invoice was paid, so you see payment behaviour per customer.
Contacts
Your customers and suppliers, linked to the same customers in your CRM and your orders.
Ledger
Revenue and costs per ledger account and per month, to check every figure against the books.
Know who owes you what, every morning.
Moneybird shows invoices. Northdeck shows what they mean for the business, next to your sales pipeline and your orders.
Receivables by age
Open and overdue amounts per customer, by age, with your largest exposures first.
Days sales outstanding
How long it takes to get paid, per customer and over time, against your payment terms.
New order, old debt
A signal when a customer places a new order while an invoice is more than 30 days overdue.
Figures that match
Revenue from your orders against revenue in the books, per month, so the MT trusts the numbers.
Questions about Moneybird and Northdeck.
Can Northdeck change anything in Moneybird?
How do we connect Moneybird?
We have several companies in Moneybird. Does that work?
Which other systems can we combine it with?
Connect it yourself in a few minutes.
The guide shows which key you create, which rights it needs and what to do if the connection fails.
See it with sample data first.
Open the demo and click from overdue receivables down to the single invoice. No installation, no login.