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Aqilla vs MargBooks

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Aqilla

6.1#21 in accounting automation softwareFrom £16 a month
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MargBooks

7.8#4 in accounting automation softwareFrom ₹5,400 a year
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FactAqillaMargBooks
AccountingThe product includes a unified general ledger, purchase-to-pay, order-to-cash, project accounting, and expense processing.Accounting covers journals, ledgers, balance sheets, cash and bank books, outstanding reports and financial statements.
Company historyAqilla says it launched in 2006 and was co-founded by Hugh Scantlebury and Colin Christianson with Andrei Zykov joining as CTO.Marg ERP Ltd. was established in 1992.
Founded20061992
HeadquartersLondon, United KingdomNoida, Uttar Pradesh, India
IntegrationsIts API can connect with CRMs, ecommerce platforms, point-of-sale systems, and custom tools, and can automate tasks such as invoice creation and approvals.The Open API page identifies CRM tools, eCommerce platforms, WhatsApp, and POS as examples of systems that can be connected.
ProductAqilla is a cloud-native finance and accounting system for finance teams, from growing startups to mid-sized businesses.MargBooks is cloud-based billing and accounting software developed by Marg ERP Ltd. for businesses of all sizes.

Aqilla plans

  • Core£16 a month
  • Business£32 a month
  • Pro£74 a month
  • Enterprise£97 a month

MargBooks plans

  • Gold₹5,400 a year
  • Diamond₹8,100 a year
  • Platinum₹15,300 a year
  • Platinum Plus₹29,700 a year
  • EnterprisePriced on request
  • Gold Lite App₹2,700, paid once

Pick Aqilla if…

Aqilla suits finance teams that need accounting, reporting and automation across companies or currencies. Its four per-user monthly plans are aimed at different roles, from finance assistants to multi-company finance leaders.

Pick MargBooks if…

MargBooks suits businesses that need billing, accounting, GST reporting and inventory tools across web and mobile. Its multi-entity support and API may also suit businesses connecting other systems.

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