Kiira doesn't ask you to configure widgets. One card answers three questions — what you made, what you spent, what you owe LHDN — and every number opens into the real entries underneath.
Open Kiira, you land on the card. Not a grid of 22 widgets you'll spend an afternoon arranging. Three numbers that actually mean something — and every one of them opens.
In the corner of every number. Up is green. Down is brown. No quarterly trend charts.
If Shopee's payout hasn't synced, the banner says so. We won't quietly round to the connected sources.
'RM 8,412 spent' expands into the 78 receipts behind it. No report builder to learn.
SST liability calculated from the month's invoices — not something you chase down on the 10th of the next month.
If your POS isn't feeding daily sales, the number at the top of the page isn't your revenue — it's a fraction of it. Kiira says so, loudly, before you trust a report.
The banner shows what we counted and what was reported by your accountant or the bank — so you can tell missing receipts from missing sources.
When a source is stale, we mark every affected report 'partial' instead of smoothing the number over.
Every missing source links to its importer — the Shopee CSV picker, the POS daily summary form, the bank upload.
Not 42 reports. The three your accountant actually opens at month-end — P&L, cash flow, and top expenses — pre-formatted for the software Malaysian accountants use.
Grouped exactly how SQL Account groups them. So when your accountant imports, nothing needs re-categorising.
Starts from your bank balance, adds invoiced-but-unpaid, subtracts recurring expenses. Weekly runway included.
Ranked by category — fuel, packaging, subscriptions, contractors. The list most micros have never seen for their own business.
No report builder. No custom SQL. 'RM 2,430 on fuel' opens the 14 Petronas receipts you forwarded — with the WhatsApp message, the captured photo, the booked date.
SQL Account and AutoCount are what Malaysian accountants run. PDFs are what they print. CSVs are what everyone else eats. Kiira exports to all four, straight from the report.
Journal entries pre-mapped to SQL Account chart of accounts.
Line-level detail with tax codes and classification.
What your accountant prints and staples to the month-end file.
For the accountant who runs their own spreadsheet workflow.
Drop a Maybank or CIMB statement; we reconcile the lines.
Your accountant, their dashboard, your books — same numbers.
Where the 78 expense entries in your P&L came from.
The other half of what feeds the dashboard.
Dashboard, P&L, cash flow, top expenses, drill-through, and PDF/CSV export all ship on the free tier. SQL Account and AutoCount exports are a paid-tier convenience — not where the work lives.