When project costs, production and investments need to be combined in accounting.
In industrial companies, costs do not arise in the abstract. They arise in projects, in production and in investments. Accounting software must reflect this reality.
PLUTOS combines the following in a consistent app suite in the classix environment:
Financial accounting
Cost accounting
Project controlling
Asset accounting
The result: a consistent database instead of isolated individual solutions.
PLUTOS at a glance
Integrated finance and accounting with cost logic
Project controlling in the same system
Cost accounting for industrial structures
Fixed asset accounting for capital goods
Structured evaluations for closing and auditing
Accounting software for industry that reveals connections.
Financial and accounting software for mechanical engineering and automotive
Costs must be visible where they arise.
PLUTOS enables the structured allocation of the following directly in the booking process:
Cost types
Cost centres
Cost units
For industrial companies, this means:
Transparent mapping of production costs
Comprehensible documentation of project costs
Structured distribution of overheads
Clear preparation of financial statements
The result is financial accounting software that meets industrial requirements.
Cost accounting and project controlling software in an industrial environment
Project costs must be controllable during the project period, not just retrospectively.
PLUTOS combines cost accounting and project controlling with financial accounting.
This creates:
An ongoing overview of project costs
Early detection of deviations
Clear cost unit accounting
A uniform database for controlling and accounting
This connection is particularly crucial in mechanical engineering, where production is project-based or involves a wide range of variants.
Asset accounting for investment-intensive industrial companies
Production facilities and machinery are key assets.
PLUTOS includes functions for managing fixed assets and asset schedules.
For manufacturing companies, this means:
Depreciation documented in a traceable manner
Investments recorded in a structured manner
Transparent presentation of fixed assets
Asset accounting that fits industrial practice.
GoBD requirements for accounting software
Electronic accounting is subject to regulatory requirements such as the GoBD.
The PLUTOS documentation describes a journal export in the GoBD standard in IDEA format.
For industrial companies, this means:
Structured data storage
Verifiable evaluations
Preparation for tax audits
Accounting software must be resilient – not just functional.
Demo date for PLUTOS invoicing and accounting software
Would you like to know how PLUTOS maps your project and cost structure in an industrial environment?
In the demo appointment, we will show you:
how financial accounting and cost accounting work together
how project costs are managed transparently
how assets are managed in a structured manner
how evaluations are structured in the accounting context