When AndCompta makes sense
You already struggle to reconcile quarterly IGI, have lost an invoice, share files with your accounting firm by email or need to file annual accounts.
The spreadsheet is flexible, immediate and costs nothing. For the first few months of a very small business, this is often exactly what is needed.
| What is compared | AndCompta | Excel |
|---|---|---|
| Andorran General Accounting Plan | yes | no |
| Native IGI, not reconfigured VAT | yes | no |
| IGI figures prepared for Form 900 | Partially | no |
| Catalan as the language of the product | yes | yes |
| Double entry accounting | yes | Partially |
| Multi-client workspace for accounting firms | yes | no |
| Bank-statement imports | yes | Partially |
| Automated invoice capture | yes | Partially |
| Assisted migration to an Andorran system | yes | no |
| Full audit trail | yes | Partially |
| Full export with supporting evidence | yes | yes |
Comparison reviewed on 2026-08-04. Other products change, so check their website before deciding.
Cells marked “Unverified” are features we have not confirmed directly in the product. We prefer leaving them blank to guessing.
You already struggle to reconcile quarterly IGI, have lost an invoice, share files with your accounting firm by email or need to file annual accounts.
You have very few transactions, no material accounting obligations and your accounting firm already works well with what you send them.
This is the most straightforward migration and the one with the most surprises: entries that never balanced and invoices recorded nowhere almost always surface. It is better to find them now.
What to ask them Gather all the sheets that are part of the process, including those that are used by only one person.
A person manually checked every row against the other tool’s public documentation; the review date appears at the top of the page. When we could not confirm a cell, it says “Unverified” instead of showing a cross.
We work this way because the usual industry comparison—a column of green ticks beside red crosses—is almost always a sign that nobody verified the claims. An honest gap tells you exactly what to ask the other provider before deciding.
If you find an error, send us the source and we will correct it with the correction date. We make corrections even when they make us look worse; a table updated only when it suits us is worthless.
As long as it's just one person and the volume is low, it can work. The three times it stops doing so are when a second person comes in, when an inspection arrives, and when you want to sell or transfer the business.
It has no version control or activity log and usually has a single owner. An overwritten formula leaves no trace, and when the person who built the workbook leaves, the knowledge leaves with them.
Of course. Everything exports in open formats, and many people continue analysing in spreadsheets what they account for in AndCompta. The ledger is what should not live in a spreadsheet.
Open an account, import three months of invoices and see whether the figures reconcile with what you expected. That is more reliable than any comparison table.