Country rules live at the edge
Country handlers, document formats, and clearance integrations plug into the shared document core.
Guliel is not another invoice editor with a few tabs attached. It is a global finance-operations loop: issue documents, capture expenses, send supplier orders, track stock, automate the handoffs, report the result, and expose the same system to API and MCP agents.
Each product surface is useful alone. The real advantage is that they share the same organizations, counterparties, documents, events, and permissions.
Country-correct invoices, receipts, credit notes, numbering, language, and tax formatting.
Scan receipts, connect inboxes, extract vendor data, and reconcile incoming documents.
Send purchase orders out, receive supplier invoices back, and link both sides automatically.
Track products, SKUs, quantities, and low-stock events that can trigger supplier orders.
Filter by org, client, document, category, country, and date, then schedule exports.
Wire any finance event to any action, from receipts to accountant emails to reorder flows.
Every back-office route exposed through scoped API keys, OAuth, and documented schemas.
External AI agents can operate Guliel through MCP; the in-product companion is in development.
Most tools stop at money coming in. Guliel models both directions: you issue documents, you receive documents, and supplier work can start from inventory signals instead of a separate procurement app.
Country handlers, document formats, and clearance integrations plug into the shared document core.
Multi-entity work is native. Each legal entity keeps its own currency, team, numbering, and tax context.
Documents, suppliers, expenses, logistics, reports, automations, API, and MCP are built to call each other.
Free forever for real usage. Pricing is per organization, not per seat, so the team can work in the same system from day one.