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Closer AI

Spanish double-entry accounting with the fiscal obligations in the core, not bolted on: the ledger, the documents that feed it, the bank that settles it, and the AEAT filings that come out of it.

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Three levels

Start with invoicing. Move up when the books need it.

Each level includes everything in the one before it, and moving up keeps all of it: the books are kept from the first invoice, so the ledger you open is already right.

Closer AI Factura

€9per month

A company that invoices and files its quarterly returns.

  • VERI*FACTU invoices and simplified invoices
  • Collections and supplier payments
  • Supplier bills and expenses captured by OCR
  • The books kept in the background, ready for the day you move up

Each month: 30 OCR scans · 50 invoices, bills and expenses

AEAT returns: 303, 390, 420, 111, 190, 115, 180

Closer AI Contabilidad

€49per month

A company keeping its own books, alone or with its asesoría.

Everything in Closer AI Factura, plus

  • The ledger and the Spanish PGC chart of accounts
  • Bank reconciliation against the live feed
  • Profit and loss, balance sheet and the ledgers
  • Fixed assets, loans and leases
  • Year-end close and the cuentas anuales

Each month: 250 OCR scans · 300 invoices, bills and expenses

AEAT returns: 200, 202, 347, 349, 369, 123, 193, 232

Closer AI Cierre

€200per month

A company with a finance team.

Everything in Closer AI Contabilidad, plus

  • Budgets read against the ledger
  • SEPA remesas to collect and to pay
  • Approval policies on documents
  • The thirteen-week treasury forecast

Each month: 1,000 OCR scans · 1,500 invoices, bills and expenses

Modules included: Treasury →

What it includes

Ledger

  • Journal entries and bank transfers
  • A PGC chart of accounts you can extend
  • Analytic dimensions you define — department, project, cost centre — tagged on the line and carried through posting
  • Multi-currency
  • A foreign-currency document posts at the day’s rate, and what is still open is revalued at period end
  • Period close with a checklist

Banking

  • Bank feeds via Ponto and open-banking.io
  • CAMT.053, Norma 43 and CSV statement import
  • Auto-matching with rules you can write
  • Card rails: Stripe, Redsys and Revolut
  • Settlement import and payout reconciliation
  • Loan instalments reconciled against the bank line that paid them

Cuentas anuales

  • The PGC balance and the profit and loss account as the official models, in the normal or abreviado structure
  • Both halves of the ECPN: the estado de ingresos y gastos reconocidos, and the estado total de cambios en el patrimonio neto
  • The memoria, with each note saying which table it carries and reading it from the books
  • The comparative prior year beside every figure

Corporate tax

  • The Modelo 200 works out its own rate from facts you state once — turnover and the year the company first made a profit
  • The reserva de capitalización and the reserva de nivelación measured from the equity and the workforce the books already hold
  • Planned from the year’s distribution, then followed for the rest of their life: released, breached and regularised, or corrected by a complementaria
  • Its own register, by year, with what each reserve still owes

Sales and collections

  • Quotes that answer, close and convert — into an order, then an invoice
  • Invoices, simplified invoices (F2) and credit notes
  • Sales orders and delivery notes that bill through
  • Customer payments, part-payments and write-offs
  • Collections: promises, disputes and a reminder ladder
  • Customer portal with card payment

Purchases and payments

  • Bills, simplified bills and purchase orders
  • Expenses, expense reports and reimbursements
  • Supplier payments and remittances
  • Supplier portal for submitting invoices
  • OCR scanning of bills, expenses and payroll

Year-end close

  • A close checklist that blocks on drafts and warns on the rest, rather than letting you close over them
  • Close the year, reopen it if you must, and distribute the result
  • The distribution funds the legal reserve, the voluntary ones and the dividend — and records the day the dividend is paid
  • A migrating company brings in its trial balance and the invoices and bills still open, which then settle like any other

Budgets

  • A P&L budget per fiscal year, by account and by month
  • Filled from a posted year, or typed, or copied into a new version
  • Budget against actual, cut by the same classifications the ledger carries
  • Preparing a budget and approving it are different permissions, so nobody approves their own

Assets, financing and leasing

  • Fixed assets with amortization tables and coefficients
  • Disposals and revaluations
  • Loans at amortised cost, at the effective interest rate
  • The bank’s loan schedule read from a spreadsheet, PDF or photo, with every revision on record
  • Finance leases under art. 106 LIS, each instalment booked as the lessor’s bill beside its tax schedule
  • A loan the company GRANTS, posted with the signs reversed and collected net of the withholding it suffers
  • A finance lease granted derecognises the asset in one entry, and each cuota invoices itself
  • Month-end depreciation and interest accruals that post themselves, once switched on
  • Revenue recognition and accruals

Who watches it

Bookkeeper

Whether the ledger can be trusted: unposted entries, unmatched bank lines.

One of the eleven AI employees is assigned to this domain. It reads what a person in that role could read, and files what it finds.

How the crew works →