AutoCount Accounting review
Core bookkeeping, inventory and stock-costing tools for small and mid-sized firms.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
For small and mid-sized firms that need bookkeeping alongside inventory control, AutoCount Accounting 2.0 brings general ledger, accounts receivable and accounts payable together with sales and purchase documents. It supports invoices and credit notes, bank reconciliation against statements, and recurring transaction scheduling. Its inventory tools include stock costing recalculation, replenishment advice and purchase order generation, making it relevant to firms that manage stock as part of routine accounting rather than seeking bookkeeping alone.
Inventory and reporting are notable parts of the product’s scope. Users can track inventory, recalculate stock costs, and use replenishment advice to inform purchase order generation. Financial reports can drill down to source transactions, while invoices and reports are customizable. WhatsApp and LHDN MyInvois are the listed integrations. That combination suits businesses whose processes center on accounting, billing and stock records, but buyers should assess whether those integrations fit their wider systems and workflows.
AutoCount Accounting 2.0 has five editions, but the vendor directs buyers to request a demo or contact sales rather than publishing prices on the product page. The published product information does not provide a plan-by-plan price comparison, so firms should clarify which edition covers their requirements during sales discussions. This listing concerns Accounting 2.0, not AutoCount Cloud Accounting, which is a separate product with its own plans and pricing. Choose Accounting 2.0 if its inventory and core bookkeeping capabilities match your needs and you are comfortable discussing edition fit with sales; consider alternatives if upfront published pricing or a single clearly defined product offering is important.
AutoCount Accounting pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines general ledger, receivables, payables and bank reconciliation
- Tracks inventory and recalculates stock costing
- Financial reports drill down to source transactions
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires contacting sales or requesting a demo
- The five editions do not have published prices on the product page
- Accounting 2.0 is distinct from the separately marketed cloud product
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