Your OHADA accounting close, automated.

Yes. The chart of accounts, journals, financial statements and FEC export are compliant with SYSCOHADA revised 2019, the unified standard across the 17 OHADA countries (CEMAC: Cameroon, Chad, Gabon, CAR, Equatorial Guinea, Congo; UEMOA: Senegal, Côte d'Ivoire, Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger, Benin, Togo, Guinea-Bissau; plus Comoros, Guinea, DR Congo). XAF (CEMAC) and XOF (UEMOA) currencies are handled natively.

Yes. The product was designed for all three segments from day one. A 3-person micro-business can start in minutes with the guided wizard, no accounting training required. A 50-person SME accesses advanced modules (analytics, fixed assets, multi-user with roles). An industrial micro-business (TPI) gets the same capabilities as SMEs, plus stock and production-specific features rolling out progressively. Final pricing will be tiered by segment to keep micro-businesses fully accessible.

Each organisation has a unique tenant_id and a PostgreSQL Row Level Security policy: it is technically impossible for a user to access another tenant's data, even in the case of an application bug. Isolation is enforced at three layers: application middleware, NestJS guard, and database RLS. Accounting firms get the same level of isolation between each of their client folders.

SynkriaOps ships with an import wizard (accounting startup) that accepts opening balances per account via Excel. For more complex data (historical entries), our team supports you during the pilot phase with a dedicated import protocol. Built-in OCR also makes it easy to backfill stacked supplier invoices.

Statement imports (Excel, PDF, CSV) are available for every OHADA bank and every Mobile Money operator: Orange Money, MTN MoMo, Wave, Moov Money, etc. Automatic debit/credit detection, operation-fee separation and auto-categorisation work whatever the source. Live connection (real-time API webhooks with Mobile Money operators) is on the roadmap. For now imports are manual but robust.

SynkriaOps is a progressive web app designed to work on degraded connections. Critical actions (entry validation, PDF rendering) require a brief connection, but navigation and data consultation remain fluid even at low bandwidth. A fully offline-first PWA mode is on the roadmap.

The firm module lets a single accountant manage many client folders from a unified cockpit, without ever mixing data (per-folder RLS isolation). Each folder has its own journals, fiscal years and users. Firm fee billing, client dunning, and firm cash flow are tracked separately from client folders. Folder access requires an explicit invitation.