Ledger, without the noise
Invoices, receipts, payments and documents flow into a ledger your team can trust — complete on its own, whether or not a warehouse is feeding it.
ACCOUNTING & INVENTORY SOFTWARE
The quiet powerbehind your numbers.
AlphaPardaz is accounting software and inventory software in one intelligent workspace — and each of the two runs perfectly well on its own. Take the one you need now, add the other when you need it, and link them only if you want to.
- Runs on your own server. Your data never leaves the building.
- Buy either system on its own — neither one requires the other.
Management workspace
Business overview
LIVEToday’s report
Revenue248.6M+12.4%
Stock84.2M+8.1%
Profit62.3M+18.6%
Performance trendLast 6 months
Recent activityView all
Invoice recorded12.4MDone
Customer payment8.6MDone
Warehouse sync2.1MDone
Inventory updatedjust now
Net profit+18.6%
24/7Operational visibility
02Independent systems
99.9%Data consistency
∞Room to scale
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ALPHAPARDAZ / SMART COMMAND
Stop navigating. Just say it.
The assistant built into every page turns a plain sentence into the right screen with the right filters — in Persian or English, with no menus to learn.
Nothing runs on its own. Until you press Enter it is only a proposal — and your permissions always apply.
Two systems that stand on their own.
Accounting software for the financial desk, inventory software for the warehouse floor. Each is a complete product on its own — running one of them without the other costs you nothing, and joining them is a decision you make later.
Inventory with context
See what moved, why it moved, and what it means for your margin — in one view. Runs as a warehouse system in its own right, with or without the ledger beside it.
Signals, not spreadsheets
Live dashboards turn raw activity into the next clear decision.
Treasury in rhythm
Balances, cheques and settlements stay aligned with the operation.
Everything the finance desk actually does
Not a toolbox to assemble — the daily work of an accounting office, already built. The first seven belong to the accounting system and work with no warehouse attached; the eighth is where the inventory system plugs in, if you have it.
Invoicing and sales
Sales and purchase invoices, official tax invoices, and settlement followed down to the line item.
Treasury and cheques
Received and paid cheques, deposits, collections and bank accounts — with the due dates you need to see coming.
Ledger and documents
Financial documents with automatic account coding, balance sheet, and a record of who changed what.
Reports that leave the building
Account operations, sales and purchase analysis, top customers and items — each one exports to PDF and Excel exactly as printed.
Optional warehouse link
If you run both systems, warehouse receipts and issues arrive as finished accounting documents through a queue that survives a restart. If you run only one, nothing here is missing — the link is simply switched off.
Fiscal years that close properly
Close a year and archive it: it stays readable forever, while the new year opens on the right balances.
Roles and permissions
Every user sees the part of the system that belongs to them, down to the individual action.
Persian and English
Two languages, Jalali and Gregorian calendars, and a layout that turns around with the text.
Take one. Or both. Never both by force.
The accounting system and the inventory system are licensed separately and installed separately. Nothing about either one waits on the other, and no path here is a dead end — a system bought on its own can be joined to the second the day you buy it.
Accounting on its own
Works on its ownSales and purchase invoices, official tax invoices, treasury and cheques, financial documents, balance sheet and every report — with stock quantities entered by hand, or not tracked at all.
For an office whose stock is somebody else’s problem.Inventory on its own
Works on its ownReceipts, issues, item cardex, live stock levels and movement reports — a warehouse system with its own users, its own permissions and its own reporting.
For a warehouse whose books are kept somewhere else.Both, linked
The same two products, with the bridge turned on: what the warehouse records arrives in accounting already coded as a financial document, so nothing is entered twice.
The optional extra — not the price of entry.Already running one of them? The second installs beside it and picks up from your existing data — no migration, no starting over.
THE OPTIONAL LINK
When stock moves,the ledger knows.
When you run both systems, AlphaPardaz connects the physical truth of your warehouse to the financial truth of your business — without forcing either team into the other’s workflow. When you run one, it stays complete on its own and this is simply the part you have not bought yet.
See the operating modelWAREHOUSE
LEDGER
DECISION
SYNCED
01
Recorded in the warehouse
A receipt or issue is registered in the warehouse system exactly as it always was.
02
Queued, never dropped
The document enters an outbox that keeps trying until accounting confirms it.
03
Posted in accounting
It lands as a financial document, coded by the account rules you defined.
These three steps describe the two systems working together. Each of them also works entirely without the other — the link is a feature, never a requirement.
A view you can trust
From raw activityto a clear decision.
Monthly performance+28.4%
Revenue 248.6MInventory 84.2M
Make every number useful.
Start with accounting, start with inventory, or start with both. Whichever you pick is a whole product on day one.