When your data
finally makes Sento.

Once, yes. Every month again, with a few hundred thousand carrier lines and an invoice that arrives two weeks later, it becomes a full day nobody wants. Sento does the same steps and records for every amount where it came from.

For e-commerce businesses in the Netherlands and Belgium that steer on revenue and bank balance but miss the whole picture. Too big for bookkeeping alone, not yet a finance team of their own.

Any package that can export, via CSV or Excel. On top of that there are connections that fetch your data themselves, so your overview stays current without you doing anything.

Every amount clicks through to the line in your own file it came from. If data is missing, Sento says which share of your revenue the figure covers instead of quietly making it a zero.

A dashboard draws whatever you feed it; it checks nothing. Power BI does not answer "is this number right", and you maintain the connections and calculations underneath yourself. Sento checks the data before it counts, shows the source line behind every amount, and lets you ask your follow-up question in plain language instead of building another report for it.

For a single file, often yes. The difference is what the model can see and what you dare do with the answer. Sento works on your whole database instead of one upload, so it can connect your orders, your carrier invoices and your payouts at the same time. And the amounts come from fixed calculations, not from the model: you get the sum and the source with it, so you can check the answer.

We agree that per engagement. We are starting with a small group of businesses building along with what they need themselves, and pricing follows once that group is in place.