Run the business, not the software.
Accounting, CRM, payments and payroll in one system. One login, one customer record, one number at the end of the month.
Most business software is several systems pretending to be one. Done is one.
One customer record, one ledger, one login. Everything else follows from that.
Invoice on Friday. Paid on Friday.
Your customer keeps the terms they are used to. You stop waiting for them: the money is in your account the day the invoice goes out.
- Approved with BankID in seconds
- Paid in full, not in instalments
- The risk stays with us
More of the right customers finding you.
An Oslo team looks after your ads, your search, your emails and the site they land on. You get told what it brought in, not what it cost you in hours.
In numbers.
How it works.
Four steps. Most companies are running within a week.
Move in
We import your customers, ledgers and open invoices. You keep invoicing while we do.
Connect the bank
Bank feeds, card payments and BNPL settle straight into the books, matched automatically.
Work in one place
Sales, accounting and payroll share one record of each customer, so nothing is typed twice.
Close the month
Reports are ready when the month is, not weeks after.
The products.
Use one. Add the next when you need it. They already know each other.
Included in every plan.
The same card, with a glyph instead of a logo, for things that are not products.
Ready when you are.
Tell us what you run today. We will say honestly whether Done is a fit, and what moving would take.
Works with what you already use.
Questions.
The ones we get most often.
Prose.
For the pages that are read, not skimmed.
Who this applies to
These terms apply to every company that uses Done, and to the people who use it on that company's behalf. They are written to be read once and understood, not to be quoted back at anyone.
- The company that signed up, and its users
- Accountants and advisers given access by that company
- Anyone paying an invoice issued through Done
Where a product has its own terms, those come first, and this document fills in what they leave out.