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Common questions finance teams ask before switching
Practical answers about pricing, migration, controls, security, and how finance teams evaluate NewLedger before replacing QuickBooks or Xero.
NewLedger is modern accounting software for finance teams that need invoicing, expenses, bank reconciliation, approvals, reporting, and audit-friendly bookkeeping in one system. It is built on a double-entry ledger with reviewable record history.
NewLedger is best for controllers, finance managers, multi-entity operators, and accounting firms that need stronger workflow control and reporting than basic bookkeeping software. The strongest fit is teams that have outgrown QuickBooks, Xero, or spreadsheet-heavy close work.
NewLedger offers Starter and Growth plans with published monthly pricing, plus a Custom option for larger rollouts. Both paid plans support per-user and per-client add-ons. Use code OFF50 for 50% off your first bill on Starter and Growth.
Yes. NewLedger includes a 14-day free trial with full product access and no credit card required. You can review pricing and plan limits before choosing a paid plan.
Yes. NewLedger supports guided migration from common accounting tools. Contact us with your current system and scope if you need help planning chart-of-accounts mapping, opening balances, or a staged cutover.
NewLedger covers invoicing, expense tracking, bank reconciliation, chart of accounts, journals, financial reporting, team permissions, and approvals. Feature depth varies by plan, so review the pricing page for plan-specific limits.
Yes. NewLedger supports multi-entity accounting workflows for teams that need separate books per legal entity while still operating in one workspace. Consolidated reporting is part of the finance-team use case.
NewLedger uses role-based access so teams can control who can view, create, approve, or post accounting activity. Record history and workflow steps are kept visible for internal review and external audit support.
Yes. NewLedger provides API access for teams that want to connect billing, banking, expense, or internal systems. See the API documentation for endpoints, authentication, and integration patterns.
NewLedger is designed around access controls, encrypted transport, and review-friendly activity history. For a fuller overview of security posture, compliance direction, and operational controls, see the Security & Trust page.
Accounting firms can use NewLedger for multi-client workspaces, firm-led rollout, and partnership conversations. See the accountants page for how firms evaluate and deploy NewLedger with clients.
Use the contact page for product-fit, migration, pricing, or security questions. If you are replacing your current accounting system, start with migration planning so we can tell you whether a trial, a phased rollout, or waiting is the safer next step.
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