Built for groups
Most tools assume a single company. Valem assumes a group and treats moving between entities as the normal case.
Multi-entity accounting
The books for everything you run.
Keep each company clean and reconciled, then see the whole group in one position. Built for operators with more than one business, priced to be affordable, and ready to connect to the systems you already run.
Double-entry ledger. Multi-currency. Thailand ready. A DigitalOps product.
Northwind Group, group view
Cash position
฿2,480,500
Receivables
฿612,000
Net profit, this month
฿340,200
vs last month
+18.4%
Connects with the systems you run
SalesOperationsBilling
StripePayPalYour API
One operator, many companies
Switch between entities the way you would switch companies in any tool you know. Each set of books stays separate and clean, and the group rolls up into a single position so you see the whole and its parts at once.
Invoice INV-1042
Design retainer, June฿85,000
Hosting, 3 sites฿12,000
VAT 7%฿6,790
Total due฿103,790
Paid
Reports that always tie out
Every invoice, bill and payment posts balanced journal entries. The trial balance, profit and loss, balance sheet and aged receivables read straight from the ledger, so the figures reconcile by construction.
Everything a growing group needs
The full feature set, without the enterprise price tag.
A ledger you can trust
Every document posts balanced journal entries. The reports read straight from the ledger, so the numbers tie out.
Invoicing and payments
Quotes, invoices, bills and credit notes. Partial payments, withholding tax, and tagging by department or country.
Multi-currency
Work in any currency. Realised foreign exchange is handled on settlement; the group reports in one currency.
An API from day one
Your sales, operations and billing systems post straight into the books. Idempotent, so a retry never double-posts.
Secure by default
Strong authentication, careful access control, and your data kept private to your business. You decide who gets in, and your books stay yours.
Thailand compliant
Thai baht and withholding tax are first class, so your local books reconcile to the satang. So is every other currency and jurisdiction.
