Numbers everywhere. Answers nowhere.
Invoices in one folder, expenses in a spreadsheet, deadlines in your head. To see the whole, you first have to put it all together.
One overview of every businessThe financial operating system for everything you run
Income, expenses, invoices and Serbian tax obligations.
For each business on its own, and all together.
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Illustrative dataKept is not your bank balance or your final net income.
The bigger picture
What if you finally saw
all your numbers together?
Several is a financial overview app for freelancers and entrepreneurs in Serbia. It brings the records of income, expenses, invoices and obligations into one workspace. You track each business on its own, and the combined overview shows how much money was received and spent. For supported forms of business, projections also help you see what could be left after tax.
Meet your new overviewFrom everyday work
Sent is not the same as paid.
An invoice can look like income. Until the money arrives, the plan and the reality should stay clearly apart.
Received and expected, kept apartThe next decision needs the bigger picture.
A new client, another project or a different form of business. You need the context before you decide.
Projections with clear assumptionsMeet Several
From every entry.
To the whole picture.
Less digging through spreadsheets.
More understanding of your own business.
How you’re doing,
without the puzzle.
The income and expenses of each business have their place. The combined overview connects them, so you can always go from a total back to the business behind it.
- An overview for each business and all together
- Money received kept apart from money expected
- The same overview on your phone and computer
An example view. Tax treatment depends on the form of business.
Who has paid?
The overview has the answer.
Create an invoice, save it as a PDF and record the payment when the money arrives. The status shows clearly what is a draft, what was sent and what is paid.
- Documents in Serbian and English
- Clients, engagements and invoices in one place
- Payments recorded per invoice
Several doesn’t send invoices to SEF and doesn’t pull bank transactions automatically.
The document and its payment status, clearly apart.
Obligations have
their place.
Review the obligations on record, your tax assessment and its payments. The paušal ceiling and the VAT threshold have views of their own, because they measure different things.
- A calendar of obligations per business
- The assessment and the paušal payments on record
- Thresholds tracked apart
Keeping records and an overview is not filing a tax return.
Illustrates the structure. The bars are not a statutory calculation.
If your business changes,
what changes for you?
Compare supported forms of business on the same assumptions. Look at the projection and its explanation before you talk to your accountant.
- Projections clearly marked
- Assumptions beside the results
- A scenario that leaves your records alone
The comparison is for information. Availability and conditions depend on your situation.
Calculation paths, without tax results or a ranking of regimes.
Who it’s for
One business today.
Maybe several tomorrow.
Start with what you do now.
Keep the overview when things change.
Freelancers
Different clients, different currencies. Record income and expenses, and keep what you expect apart from what has arrived.
See the overview
Entrepreneurs
Invoices, expenses and obligations in the same place. For paušal businesses, the assessment, its payments and the ceiling are there too.
Explore obligations
People who do several things
A day job, your own studio and a project on the side. Each keeps its own records, and you keep the combined overview.
See how they connectLocal context
It understands your numbers.
And where you do business.
Features depend on the form of business. Tax projections are for information and rest on their own assumptions.
Foreign currencies. A total that makes sense.
Original amounts stay visible, and the combined overview uses their value in dinars. A missing exchange rate is marked.
Data you can come back to.
The workspace owner can download an export of the data, including CSV tables and attached documents.
In the language you work in.
The interface is in Serbian and English. You choose an invoice’s language for the document you send the client.
What changes
Less assembling.
More understanding.
How working from separate records
differs from working in Several.
| When you want to know… | With separate records | Several |
|---|---|---|
| How all your businesses stand together | You merge spreadsheets and check the total | You see each business and the total, without merging |
| What has actually been paid | You match invoices against notes of payments | You see what’s paid, invoice by invoice |
| What a number means | You look for the formula or the assumption | You see the basis and an explanation beside the number |
| What changes in another scenario | You copy calculations and adjust them | You compare supported forms of business on the same assumptions |
| How to take your records with you | You gather files from several sources | You download the whole workspace in one export |
A comparison of ways of working, not a claim that other apps lack these features. Payments are recorded; the overview is not an automatic link to your bank.
Good to know
Clear answers.
Before your first entry.
What is Several, and who is it for?
Several is a financial overview app for freelancers, entrepreneurs and people who run several businesses in Serbia. It connects income, expenses, invoices and obligations. Each business keeps its own records, and the combined overview brings together the money received and spent.
Can I track several businesses?
Yes. One workspace can hold several businesses, including one with a registered company, a project with no legal entity and employment. Features and tax views depend on the form you choose.
Does “Kept” mean money I can spend?
No. In the overview of what has happened, Kept is what was received minus what was recorded as spent. It is not your bank balance, nor your final income after every tax. Projections and obligations have views and explanations of their own.
Does Several replace my accountant or file my returns?
Several helps you keep records and understand your business. It doesn’t replace an accountant, tax advice or filing returns. Tax projections are for information and depend on the data you enter and the rules supported.
Are invoices sent through SEF?
Not yet. Several supports creating invoices, a PDF view and recording payments. If your work requires SEF, use the right procedure outside Several.
Does it connect to my bank?
Several doesn’t pull bank transactions automatically. You record the money received and your expenses. Account details on an invoice are not the same as access to bank transactions.
Can I export my data?
Yes. The workspace owner can download an archive with the data, CSV tables and attached files from the account settings.
Where is my data kept, and who can see it?
Innoverse d.o.o. holds it. Beyond us, only the five suppliers that run Several see it, each named with its location in the privacy notice. We don’t sell it, share it for advertising or use it to train models. You can export your workspace whenever you like, and we delete it within 30 days when you ask. The notice has every detail, including what isn’t finished yet.
How do I get access?
Access is by invitation. Request a demo: leave your email and choose how you work. We reply by email within two working days, show you Several on a short call, and send invitations one at a time.
Closed beta
See everything you run.
In one overview.
Leave your email and choose how you work. We show you Several on a short call, and an invitation to the closed beta follows.
Request a demoAccessWe read
We read
every request.
We reply by email within two working days and tell you plainly if Several doesn’t fit what you do yet.
- A short demo before your invitation
- A say in what we build next
- An export of your workspace’s data
We keep your email and answer only for the invitation, for at most twelve months.