Accounting Software for New Zealand Small Businesses

Gimbla helps new zealand businesses manage invoicing, bookkeeping, and cash flow with simpler accounting workflows.

Start with straightforward income and expense tracking, then grow into deeper reporting and GST-ready record keeping as your business needs expand.

Try Gimbla for your new zealand business.

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Benefit from the speed of our secured network servers across the globe.
Select the region closest to you for maximum speed and where data is stored to comply with your local government regulations.

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Integrate with our REST API

REST API is built as First Class Citizens with Gimbla. Exchange data between other software systems with our Gimbla accounting system to automate most common tasks.

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Simple, Transparent Pricing

Our starter plan is 100% free, no trials and no hidden fees.

Starter

Monthly Fee

$0.00 AUD

  • Unlimited Invoices & Quotes

  • Unlimited Purchase Orders & Bills

  • Unlimited Payments & Receipts

  • Unlimited Users

  • Accounts Payable & Receivable

  • Bank Accounts Reconciliation

  • Double-Entry Bookkeeping

  • Track GST, VAT or Sales Tax

  • Financial Reports & Statements

  • Automatic Daily Backups

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Monthly Fee

$19.95 AUD

  • Everything in the Starter Plan

  • Storage for attachments

  • Multi-currency

  • Recurring Invoices & Bills

  • Invoice & Journal Imports

  • Projects

  • Email Support

  • Lodge BAS (AU Only)

  • Payroll & STP Reporting (AU Only) *

  • Connected Bank Accounts (up to 2) ^

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  • * Gimbla Payroll is only available to Australian businesses. It is free for up to 4 employees, with an additional charge of AUD1.50 per month for each additional employee. The cost is capped at a maximum of 20 employees.
  • ^ You can connect up to two banks for your bank feeds. Note: Each bank can have multiple accounts. This feature is currently available in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and the United States.