Ledger
$990/ month, billed annually
1 entity · 3,000 transactions a month · 5 seats
- Reconcile
- Flag
- Evidence log
Every plan includes the evidence log, read-only connections and unlimited history. Prices in USD.
$990/ month, billed annually
1 entity · 3,000 transactions a month · 5 seats
$2,350/ month, billed annually
Up to 5 entities · 20,000 transactions · unlimited seats
Talk to us
Unlimited entities · intercompany · SSO and SCIM
Showing one plan at a time
| Annual billing | Ledger$990 / mo | Close$2,350 / mo | GroupTalk to us |
|---|---|---|---|
| AReconcile | |||
| Bank and card matching | |||
| One-to-many and partial matches | |||
| Transactions a month | 3,000 | 20,000 | Unlimited |
| Entities | 1 | 5 | Unlimited |
| Fee and FX booking | — | ||
| BFlag | |||
| Duplicate and anomaly flags | |||
| First-time vendor holds | |||
| Missing receipt requests | |||
| Custom flag rules | — | ||
| CClose | |||
| Close checklist | — | ||
| Accrual suggestions | — | ||
| Flux analysis | — | ||
| Approval rules | — | ||
| Intercompany matching | — | — | |
| DPlatform | |||
| Seats | 5 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Evidence log | |||
| Data residency, EU or US | |||
| SSO and SCIM | — | — | |
| Audit portal | — | — | |
| A named close lead | — | — | |
A legal entity with its own general ledger and bank accounts. Three companies in one group are three entities, even if one team closes all of them.
One line from a bank or card feed. Ledger entries, documents and the matches between them don’t count toward the limit.
Yes. Monthly plans can move to annual at any renewal, and the price change applies from the next billing period.
No. Every bank and card connection is read-only. Tessel can see a statement line, but it has no permission to initiate a payment.
They are matched or flagged, then wait in the approval queue for a person. Nothing above your thresholds is booked without an approval.
Connecting a bank feed and an ERP takes an afternoon. Tessel then reads back twelve months to learn your patterns before it proposes anything.
No. Tessel is a concept project by Akram Adjab. The prices and plans show how the page works.
Concept project: Tessel isn’t a real product, and these prices show how the page works.