I have no special complaints about the system; the idea is not bad, but its usefulness is mainly for beginners who have never worked with Excel or Google Sheets. Almost all functions can be implemented in these programs, and I don't see the point in paying around 3,000 a month for the same thing, including integration with banks and other systems. The only difference is that Finolog is already set up, and you just need to enter data to get information; plus, it looks more attractive than tables in a spreadsheet editor. However, the capabilities are similar. It’s also not suitable for large companies and full-fledged accounting because it’s too simple. In the end, this is a solution for those who are starting their business, don’t want to work with Excel (or don’t know how), and are looking for a nearly ready-made option.
