Who it’s for
Small and medium businesses in Estonia
Profflow is for the owner who wants to see the company’s money clearly every day, and for the accountant who wants clean figures. Six questions tell you whether it fits your company today.
Does it fit?
- 1
Is the company registered in Estonia?
- 2
Is its money in an Estonian bank?
- 3
Is it VAT-registered?
- 4
Does it have employees?
- 5
Do you take payments at a till — in a shop, café or salon?
- 6
Does it need reverse charge or import VAT?
Profflow fits your company
- The KMD is drafted every month from your invoices.
- Payroll, payslips and the TSD draft are worked out by Estonian rules.
Who uses it
- The owner
Safe to spend each morning, who owes what, the taxes ahead, and an answer before a decision.
- The accountant
Invoices with reference numbers, a matched statement, the KMD and TSD drafts, the ledger.
- The finance lead
Profit by period with comparisons, the cash flow statement, the 90-day forecast and budget against actual.
The kinds of company it suits
- Services
Consulting, engineering, design: invoices, payroll and the cash between them.
- Workshops and building
Many people on the payroll, materials and subcontractors, payments in stages.
- Trade and shops
Supplier bills, VAT on every sale, a thin margin to watch.
- IT and agencies
Monthly invoices, salaries as the main cost, projects to price.
Frequently
asked questions
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Small and medium businesses in Estonia: teams of up to 250 people, where the owner or one finance person keeps the money in view. Groups that consolidate several companies are not supported yet.
Yes. The accountant gets the same figures and drafts, and the reports they recognise.
Yes. Cash, invoices, payroll and reports work the same; the KMD draft starts when you register.
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See your company’s money
clearly, every day
Access is by request: tell us about the company, agree the terms with a manager, and the account opens in full.
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