SQL Account review

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

SQL Account brings together general ledger, customer and supplier accounts, sales, purchasing, budgeting, and reporting for businesses that want accounting alongside stock management. Its client-server architecture is aimed at networked environments, and the vendor describes use across trading, construction, manufacturing, and forwarding. Small businesses needing configurable accounting and stock are a natural fit, particularly where inventory or e-commerce transactions are part of the workflow. The product is offered through cloud, desktop, and private-cloud deployment options, so it can suit different operating environments rather than a cloud-only approach.

The published offers span distinct package types. The Cloud Package includes SQL Cloud access, automatic backup and version upgrades, and unlimited storage. SBE and PRO are presented as lifetime packages, each including the E-Invoice module, automatic backup and version upgrades, and unlimited storage. Lite and Pro are monthly cloud subscriptions; both include SQL Cloud access, automatic backup and version upgrades, unlimited storage, and a single concurrent user. The selected starting offer is RM 79/month. Since the names and billing structures differ, buyers should compare the intended deployment and package before choosing rather than assuming the similarly named plans are interchangeable.

The accounting depth includes bank reconciliation and auto bank reconciliation, multi-currency customer and supplier tracking, multi-period budgets, comparative financial reports, and drill-down from reports to source documents. A built-in report builder supports customized document printing formats. Optional stock modules extend the core accounting focus, while e-commerce transaction syncing includes Shopee and Lazada. These capabilities make SQL Account a stronger fit for businesses needing stock and configurable reporting than for buyers seeking an explicitly free starting tier or a simple accounting-only package. Prospective buyers should match the package to their user and deployment needs, especially where cloud access or concurrent use matters.

SQL Account pros and cons

• Where it wins
  • Combines ledger, customer and supplier accounts, sales, and purchasing
  • Optional stock modules support inventory management
  • Shopee and Lazada transaction syncing complements accounting workflows
• Where it doesn't
  • No free plan is listed
  • Lite and Pro cloud packages specify a single concurrent user
  • Several deployment options and package types may require careful comparison

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Last updated 21 Oct 2026 · How we research and update