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Capture up front instead of posting after the fact. DATEV stays, the searching goes.

Document approval, posting to SKR03, open items, banking via FinAPI, dunning runs, e-invoice intake and DATEV export — accounting works on the same documents as sales.

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21

modules in the package

SKR03

chart of accounts out of the box

DATEV

batch export

Three points of friction in every finance team

"Where is the document for this entry?"

Paper, mailbox and journal entry live apart. Every follow-up question restarts the search.

"Who approved this?"

Without a documented approval, every expense becomes a debate after the fact.

"The open items are out of date."

Payments land in the bank account but not on the transaction — and the wrong customer gets the reminder.

From inbox to tax advisor.

Document approval

Four eyes, documented

Incoming documents pass through an approval with an owner and an audit trail. Only then are they posted.

Posting

SKR03, patterns and cost centers

Entries with booking patterns, tax keys and cost centers — recurring cases run from a template.

Banking

FinAPI, PayPal, company cards

Bank transactions via FinAPI, plus PayPal and Pleo cards. The transaction cockpit matches payments to open items.

Open items

Customers and suppliers separated

Open items on both sides with dunning runs, payment terms and recurring payments — due dates are visible before they slip.

E-invoicing

XRechnung and ZUGFeRD

Incoming e-invoices are taken in as structured data. The public payment page lets customers pay directly.

DATEV

The export your advisor expects

Batch export in DATEV format, a VAT return preview, plus management accounts and contribution margin through the analytics package.

Diagram of SpeamCore accounting: invoice receipt, document approval, transaction cockpit and posting under SKR03
Structure of the accounting area — from document capture through approval to posting, orchestrated by the transaction cockpit.

SpeamCore replaces neither your tax advisor nor DATEV.

It captures documents where they arise — on the job, on the purchase, on the bank transaction. Approval, account assignment and cost center happen in house, and the export goes cleanly to the firm. What your advisor used to reconstruct from binders arrives as a reviewed batch.

Two bank connections are included, each additional one costs €5.00 per month.

Document arises on the transaction

Purchase, job, bank

Step 1

Approval with an owner

Four-eyes principle

Step 2

Posted to SKR03 with cost center

Accounting

Step 3

DATEV batch to the firm

Export

Step 4

Rollout in four steps

1

Align the chart of accounts

SKR03 is ready — deviations and your own accounts are imported once.

2

Connect the bank

Set up FinAPI access, map payment accounts, reconcile the first transactions.

3

Define approval paths

Who approves what, from which amount — the path is logged instead of agreed verbally.

4

Test the export

Export one month in parallel and align with the firm. After that it runs as normal operation.

Flat rate per SpeamCore.

€59.99 / month

plus VAT · independent of user count · 2 bank connections included, then €5.00 per bank

Document approval and posting
Open items and dunning runs
Banking via FinAPI, PayPal and Pleo
E-invoice intake and public payment page
DATEV batch export and VAT return preview
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Questions we hear often

Does this replace our tax advisor?

No. It gives them clean, pre-coded data instead of stacks of paper — the collaboration gets faster, not redundant.

Can we keep working with DATEV?

Yes, that is the intended path. The batch export is built exactly for it.

How do bank transactions get in?

Through FinAPI. Two connections are included, further ones cost €5.00 per bank and month.

Do we need analytics as well?

Only for management accounts and contribution margin. Day-to-day accounting works without it.

Let's run one month of your documents.

We show the path from incoming document to DATEV batch using your real transactions.

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