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Our story

Built in Ghana,
for Ghana.

We built sikabooks because Ghanaian businesses deserved better than spreadsheets and foreign tools that do not speak their language.

Why we exist

The problem was always the same

Across Ghana, capable owners were running their finances on tools never designed for them: spreadsheets that broke at month-end, and foreign accounting software priced in dollars that knew nothing about cedis, GRA VAT or mobile money.

Every quarter brought the same worry at tax time. The tools had not done the work, so owners pieced the numbers together by hand.

“What would accounting software look like if it was built from scratch for how Ghanaian businesses actually work?”
The question we started with

sikabooks keeps records in cedis, works out GRA VAT for you and reconciles mobile money alongside cash and bank. Purchasing and stock stay in step with the books, and the whole product is built to stay quick on the connections Ghanaian businesses actually have.

What we hold to

Six things we will not trade away

  • Ghana first

    We judge every feature by one question: does it solve a real problem for a business operating in Ghana?

  • Compliance built in

    GRA tax and the reporting controls Ghanaian businesses need are part of the product, so customers do not have to guess.

  • Built for reality

    Internet can be slow and unstable. We design for fast, low-bandwidth workflows and resilient recovery.

  • Data you can trust

    Your financial data belongs to you. We encrypt it, back it up and keep each business in its own database.

  • Simplicity over complexity

    Accounting is complicated enough. We keep cutting steps and confusing screens until the software gets out of the way.

  • Real support

    When something goes wrong, a person in Accra answers. We run a Ghanaian business too, so we know what a stuck invoice costs.

The journey

From a gap in the market to a launch

  1. 2024

    The idea

    The SmartQix team identifies a gap: no affordable, Ghana-focused accounting software that handles GRA compliance, MoMo, and GHS natively. Research begins across markets in Accra, Kumasi, and Takoradi.

  2. 2025

    Building sikabooks

    Development begins on Accounting, POS, Inventory, CRM, Restaurant and Pharmacy, built for the Ghanaian market with beta testers giving feedback throughout.

  3. 2026

    Public launch

    sikabooks launches with GRA VAT context and MoMo recording, open to all Ghanaian businesses with pricing designed for local budgets.

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The people behind it

Three teams, one product

SmartQix Engineering

Product and engineering

Full-stack engineers, designers, and DevOps specialists building sikabooks from the ground up in Ghana.

Ghana Compliance

Regulatory and compliance

Chartered accountants and GRA specialists making sure every feature fits Ghana regulatory requirements.

Customer Success

Support and onboarding

An Accra-based team providing setup assistance, training, and ongoing support for every customer.

Built by the team at SmartQix (opens in a new tab), a technology company building practical tools for African businesses.

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