Fynease vs nettTracker

Period-end schedules vs
the whole close.

nettTracker, by UK developer Farscape Applications, is a focused, low-cost app that keeps fixed assets, prepayments, deferred income, accruals, leases, and loans on schedule and posts the journals to QuickBooks Online, Xero, or Sage at month end. Its fixed asset register is particularly deep. Fynease covers the same schedules and then everything a multi-entity close needs after them: intercompany, consolidation, reconciliation and sign-off, and the management briefing.

The core difference

nettTracker keeps the schedules running.
Fynease runs the close around them.

For one company with a fixed asset register and a set of prepayments, nettTracker does the job well and cheaply: it detects asset purchases and prepayments from mapped accounts, posts the month-end journals automatically, and shows a dashboard reconciliation of the register to the ledger balance. What it does not do is anything across entities. There is no consolidation, no intercompany, no currency translation, no sign-off workflow, and no reporting beyond depreciation projections. Fynease starts where nettTracker stops.

nettTracker

Two-way connections to QuickBooks Online, Xero, and Sage Accounting, with journal export files for NetSuite, Sage Intacct, and Zoho Books. Fixed assets with multiple depreciation methods, tax and book depreciation, disposals, and five-year projections; prepayments and deferred income; accruals with automatic reversal; IFRS 16 and ASC 842 leases; loans and hire purchase. Automatic month-end posting, optional. Dashboard reconciliation to the balance sheet. One company file per client.

Fynease

Detects prepaids, deferrals, fixed assets, loans, and leases from the general ledger, runs six schedule engines plus rule-based cost allocations, reconciles intercompany balances before eliminating, consolidates QuickBooks Online and CSV-imported entities with IAS 21 translation, and signs off every Balance Sheet account with lead sheets and an append-only audit trail. Approved entity-level entries post back to QuickBooks Online. The management briefing, forecasts, and board pack follow from the same data.

What each tool does

nettTracker capabilities and prices are taken from nettTracker’s published website and help documentation as of September 2026. “Not described” means we could not find the capability documented; it is not a claim that it cannot be done.

Feature Fynease nettTracker
Fixed asset depreciationYes: schedule engine with write-backYes: strong
Straight line, reducing balance, double declining, Section 179; tax alongside book; disposals; five-year forecast; Excel register import
Prepayments and deferred incomeYesYes
Period or daily resolution; holding status for deposits
AccrualsYesYes
Automatic reversal when the bill date is entered
Leases (IFRS 16 / ASC 842) and loansYesYes
Right-of-use asset and liability; linear or sum-of-digits loan interest
Detection from the ledgerYes: all schedule types, with evidence and confidence scoresAssets and prepayments
Via account-group mappings and value thresholds
Journal write-backYes: one click after review and approvalYes
Automatic posting on the last day of the month, optional; can split by class or location
Cost allocations between accounts, classes, or entitiesYesNo
Intercompany transaction management
Chargebacks, recurring intercompany templates, correcting entries posted to each entity
YesNo
Intercompany reconciliation and eliminationYesNo
Multi-entity consolidationYes: QuickBooks Online + CSV/Excel entities, no entity capNo
Each company is a separate file
Foreign currency translationYes: IAS 21, CTA posted to OCINo
Currency setting formats the interface only
Balance Sheet reconciliation and sign-offYes: every account, three-stage sign-off, timestampedDashboard reconciliation
Register total against ledger balance per module; no sign-off or approval workflow
Audit trailAppend-only ledger; every change a reversalChanges-detected and deleted-items log
Ledger connectionsQuickBooks Online natively; any other system via trial balance or GL import (CSV/Excel)QuickBooks Online, Xero, Sage Accounting two-way; journal export for NetSuite, Sage Intacct, Zoho Books, CSV/Excel; standalone mode
Management reporting and forecastingDeterministic briefing, variance analysis, 12 to 24 month forecasts, 13-week cash, board packNo
Depreciation and adjustment projections only
13-week cash flow forecastYes
Weekly grain, AR aging overlay with collection timing, scheduled loan and lease payments, forecast low point shown with its date
No
Client accessClient portal on every planClients can be added as users to review their register
AIDetection and classification only; every figure deterministicNone claimed
Price-volume-mix analysisYes: price, volume, and mix at item, customer, and segment levelNo
Quality of revenue scoringYes: recurring vs one-time classification, concentration, churn indicators, predictability scoreNo
Receivables and payables analysisYes
AR quality analysis and scoring with aging overlay; AR and AP tied to aging sub-ledgers in the close; AR and AP movement in the cash bridge
No
Customer and product profitabilityYes
Contribution margin by customer, product, segment, or business unit every close; revenue and gross margin attribution by customer
No
OwnershipIndependent, CanadaFarscape Applications Ltd, UK (founded 2019)
Pricing (published)From $199/month early bird (standard $249); 1 client, 3 entities, every feature; 14-day free trialSmall Business £10/month (one company, 50 assets); Professional from £30/month per company, plus £7.50/month for each block of five additional companies; GBP only; 14-day trial

Honest answer

Use nettTracker when:

  • You need a serious fixed asset register with tax and book depreciation, disposals, and projections for one company
  • Prepayments, accruals, leases, and loans are the whole problem and the entities are simple and separate
  • Some clients are on Xero or Sage Accounting and you want the same app across all of them
  • A price in the tens of pounds per company is the deciding factor

Use Fynease when:

  • You close more than one entity, or more than one client, and the books need to consolidate
  • Intercompany balances have to be reconciled and eliminated, and foreign currency entities translated
  • You need every Balance Sheet account reconciled and signed off inside the close, with lead sheets for the auditor
  • Cost allocations by headcount, revenue, or another driver run every month
  • You want the management briefing, forecasts, and board pack produced from the same close data, in one platform

The schedules are the beginning of the close.
Fynease runs the rest of it.

If one company’s schedules are the problem, nettTracker is a good, inexpensive answer. If the problem is a group, Fynease is built for it.

Start free trial

Common questions

What is the difference between Fynease and nettTracker?

nettTracker automates period-end schedules for one company at a time: fixed assets, prepayments, deferred income, accruals, leases, and loans, with journals posted to QuickBooks Online, Xero, or Sage at month end. Fynease runs the same schedules as the first step of a full multi-entity close: it reconciles intercompany balances, consolidates entities with foreign currency translation, signs off every Balance Sheet account with lead sheets, writes approved entity-level entries back to QuickBooks Online, and produces a management briefing from the result.

Does nettTracker post journals to QuickBooks Online automatically?

Yes. nettTracker translates its internal postings into journal entries in the connected ledger, generally on the last day of the month, and automatic posting can be switched on or off per company. Journals can be split by QuickBooks Online class or location. Fynease also posts entity-level entries back to QuickBooks Online, after review and three-stage sign-off, with each entry recorded in an append-only audit trail.

Is nettTracker better for fixed assets?

For a standalone fixed asset register it is very capable: multiple depreciation methods, tax depreciation alongside book, disposals with reversal, five-year projections, batch editing, and Excel import. Fynease runs depreciation as one of six schedule engines inside the close and ties it to Balance Sheet sign-off and the consolidation. If the fixed asset register is the whole requirement, nettTracker is the more specialised tool. If it is one part of a group close, Fynease is.

How does Fynease pricing compare to nettTracker?

nettTracker is priced in pounds: Small Business at £10 per month for one company with limits, Professional from £30 per month per company with unlimited users and items, and blocks of five additional companies at £7.50 per month, with a 14-day trial. Fynease prices by client and entity capacity, from $199 per month early bird for one client and three entities, with every feature included and a 14-day free trial. Prices are as published in September 2026 and can change.