The accounting platform for churches and nonprofits that bookkeepers and CPAs trust.
Fund accounting, donor management, AP, and clergy-aware payroll on a tamper-evident ledger with per-entity database isolation. Designed from day one for firms managing 20–200 client books — and equally good for a single church.
- Per-entity isolation
- 1 DB / org
- Ledger integrity
- SHA-256 chain
- Service Level
- 99.9% SLA
- Compliance path
- SOC 2 Type II
A serious accounting system, not a thin layer over QuickBooks
Every line carries a fund and a net-asset class. Every posted entry is immutable and cryptographically chained to the prior one. Service-provider firms get a real operator console — not a login switcher.
Fund accounting that is correct by construction
Tamper-evident ledger
Donor + contributions + Pub-1771 statements
Modern AP with anti-BEC controls
Firm operator console
Clergy-aware payroll workflows
The posture we publish before you ask
No vertical incumbent commits to this stack today. We do, on day one.
The Aplos replacement, by capability
| Capability | steepl | Aplos |
|---|---|---|
Posted-entry immutability | Hash-chained, KMS-signed period anchors in WORM | Not documented |
Tenant data isolation Per ADR-0006 | Database per accounting entity; multi-cluster fleet | Row-level / shared |
Firm-tier console | Cross-client status grid + batch operations | Oversight = login federation only |
SAML/OIDC + SCIM | Included on Firm; per-workspace IdP | Not offered |
Published SLA with credits | 99.9% with proportional service credits | None published |
Audit-log export | Append-only events, customer-controllable export | Not exposed to customers |
Verifiable ledger CLI for CPAs | apps/verifier: chain re-derivation + signed reports | Not available |
QuickBooks Online Accountant retires December 31, 2026
Intuit is sunsetting QBOA at the end of 2026 in favor of the new Intuit Accountant Suite. Every church bookkeeping firm on QBOA is being forced to re-evaluate. We're purpose-built for the part of the market QBOA never really served — and our QBO importer is ready.
- Aug 2026 — previewEarly-access for QBOA firms; sandbox imports against real client books.
- Oct 2026 — GA for firm tierFull QBO import + parallel-run mode + cutover assistance.
- Dec 1, 2026 — final cutover supportTightened timelines for firms still on QBOA; dedicated migration engineers.
Move off Aplos. Move off QuickBooks. Run a real ledger.
Book a 30-minute call. Bring a sample export from your current system. We'll show you the import dry-run and the firm console live.