RapidDigitOrders reach your accounting — checked.
What customers enter on your website lands in DATEV, lexoffice, sevDesk or your specialist software without retyping — checked first, as a draft that you approve.
- DATEV
- lexoffice
- sevDesk
Try it
One order, no retyping.
On the left the form, on the right your accounting. Point at a field to see where it lands. Send the order — or add typos first and watch the check stop them.
What your customer fills in
your-company.com/order
What arrives in accounting
- 01 Form
- 02 Check
- 03 lexoffice
Llexoffice · Invoice (draft)Preview
RecipientMuster GmbHAttn. Erika MusterBahnhofstraße 1259065 Hamm
Send by email torechnung@muster-gmbh.deNo. assigned when finalised
ItemQtyAmountMaintenance package à €240.002€480.00
Net€480.00VAT 19%€91.20Total€571.20
LogExample
- Waiting for the first order …
The views are replicas. An invoice is never sent unchecked: the result is a draft or posting proposal that you or your tax adviser approve.
Before · after
What your team no longer retypes.
1
Example · typical process, not a measurementSteps your team does by hand per order
- 01Customer fills in the form — errors are flagged at onceautomatic
- 02Customer is found or createdautomatic
- 03Invoice draft with item and quantity is createdautomatic
- 04You review the draft and approve itYour team
Integration
With your accounting — and your tax adviser.
The programs named are examples. What can be connected depends on your software's interface; we check that beforehand.
- DATEVHand-over to your tax adviser in DATEV format or via the interfaces your adviser uses.
- lexofficeContacts and invoice drafts straight from the website.
- sevDeskCustomers, quotes and invoices — no retyping.
- Your specialist softwareIndustry software with an API? We check it and tell you openly what works.
Before we connect anything, we clarify with you:
- What may go in automatically — and what does your tax adviser review first?
- Does your software offer an API, and what does it cost?
- Number ranges, chart of accounts and tax rates: your rules apply.
- Where is the data stored — and is there a data processing agreement?