For project-based organisations, having a clear view of costs, income, and profitability across each project gives you greater control over business performance whilst helping to identify where action is needed.

A Common Chart of Accounts (CCOA) is a set of account codes and categories that apply consistently across all entities within a multi-entity business. The intention is not to replace each entity’s local chart of accounts, but instead, it acts as a mapping layer that sits between local accounts and the reporting structure.

Many finance teams are still spending days, sometimes even weeks, closing the books - despite advances in accounting software.

Keep on reading to learn how European e-invoicing is changing, how finance teams will need to audit country-specific requirements and establish how to process structured data instead of PDF’s.

How Aqilla's E2D feature turns supplier invoices into AP-ready data — automatically, accurately, and without leaving your accounting software.

The UK is accelerating its move towards e-invoicing, following the announcement at Budget 2025 of mandatory e-invoicing for all VAT invoices from 1 April 2029.

We're delighted to announce that Aqilla has been shortlisted for Best Cloud Service for Non-Profits and Charities at the Cloud Excellence Awards 2026.

Tired of losing hours to manual data entry and managing clunky third-party OCR tools? Discover how native AI-enhanced invoice automation can cut your invoice processing time in half.

New survey data from Aqilla shows finance leaders are embracing AI automation in 2026 – with growing confidence, falling apprehension, and a clear focus on governance and human oversight