Books, balanced.
Import your bank statement. AI sorts it. You approve. Done. Accounting for solo operators and small businesses in Australia — nothing more.
14-day free trial, no card required · $12/month after
Transactions · July
6/6 reconciled
Live · this is the whole workflow
For Australian solo & small business · GST native · CSV import, no nonsense
The whole method
Import your bank CSV
Drop in the export from any Australian bank. Seltra maps the columns, reads the dates, skips the junk.
AI suggests categories
Every transaction gets a suggested category with a confidence score. Officeworks is office supplies. It knows.
You approve
One click per transaction, or approve the lot at once. You stay the accountant; the AI stays the assistant.
Invoice, report, hand off
Send branded tax invoices, export a BAS worksheet by financial year or quarter, or invite your accountant or bookkeeper straight into your books — their own login, nothing to translate or reconstruct from a shoebox.
Everything included · pricing stated the only way we know how
Tax Invoice
Seltra
Invoice date
Today
Invoice number
INV-0001
Due date
Never
Billed to
Your small business
Somewhere, Australia
Payment details
Amount due: nothing yet — try Seltra free for 14 days, no card required. This invoice is also a feature demo — yours will carry your logo, your ABN, and rather less self-reference. After your trial: $12/month, cancel any time.
Seltra vs. traditional accounting software
Scope, stated plainly
Built for sole traders and small businesses doing their own books — not agencies, not payroll teams, not enterprises.
Seltra does
- Bank statement import
- AI categorisation you approve
- Branded GST tax invoices
- P&L, cash flow, BAS worksheet
- A monthly check-in, so nothing piles up
- An assistant that knows your numbers
- Invite your accountant or bookkeeper in
Seltra will never do
- Automatic bank feeds
- Payroll
- Inventory
- Timesheets
- 400 settings
- “Book a demo”
Every feature we refuse is a screen you never wade through. If you need payroll, you need different software — and that's fine.
Bank feeds are the one we'll actually explain: syncing everything automatically quietly disconnects you from your own numbers, and the provider's fees would show up in your price either way. A monthly import takes minutes and keeps you the one who knows what happened in your business — not a black box.
Questions, answered plainly
Australian to the decimal
10%
GST, built in
1 Jul
FY starts here
Q1–Q4
BAS quarters
11 digits
ABNs, checksum-validated