Bank reconciliation
You give it your bank statement. Spark finds every payment received and every purchase, and confirms them in your ledger. Whatever doesn't match, it shows you.
Spark covers the whole journey, from signed quote to payment received. E-mails go out with the attachment, e-invoices go through an approved platform, the ledger fills itself. You make the call, Spark does the paperwork.
No commitment. We'll let you know when it opens.

A quote in Word, an invoice in a spreadsheet, an e-mail pasted by hand, a separate tool for the books. And now, mandatory e-invoicing.
No one notices it's thirty days overdue. Except your cash flow.
The signed quote is in an e-mail, the invoice in a folder, the credit note… somewhere.
From three files, the night before the return is due.
Follow this quote: it becomes an invoice, then a payment, without ever being retyped.
Tell Nova, by voice or in writing: “A quote for Maison Lune, the full visual identity.” She prepares it with the lines from your catalogue. You check it, you finalise it: the PDF is locked and will never be rewritten.
A unique link, a simple electronic signature, the proof kept: e-mail, date, PDF fingerprint.
The quote becomes an invoice, numbered with no gaps. The e-mail is written, you see the preview, it goes out with the PDF.
The payment is recorded, the ledger fills in, the month's VAT is calculated. The e-invoice goes through the approved platform, an archive goes to your Drive.
If you have Nova Stellaris, she uses Spark for you: she prepares a quote, finalises an invoice, records a payment, reads a supplier invoice from a photo. No Stellaris? Spark has its own AI model, installed locally, that takes over. Sending to the client always waits for your click.
DiscoverNova StellarisYour team's AI assistant. The slow part isn't making the invoice. It's matching everything up afterwards: the statement, the receipts, the purchases. Spark does it, and tells you what doesn't add up.
You give it your bank statement. Spark finds every payment received and every purchase, and confirms them in your ledger. Whatever doesn't match, it shows you.
Supplier invoices, receipts, expense claims: drop them all in at once. Spark reads each document, works out what it is, matches it to your invoices, quotes and purchases, then files it. If something's missing or unclear, it tells you.
And everything else
Organisations, contacts, SIREN lookup, and a client's full history.
Quotes, invoices, reminders: the message is written, you see the preview before it goes.
Every month or every year: same lines, new number, sent. Paused when needed.
A mistake, a goodwill gesture: the credit note is created from the invoice, without touching it.
Your products and services, with price, unit and VAT. A quote line in two clicks.
Payments received and purchases in one journal. VAT collected minus VAT deductible, ready for the return.
Your old documents come in through a CSV file: you don't start from scratch.
Dated archives: ledger, original PDFs, signature proofs.
Since 1 September 2026, every French business must be able to receive electronic invoices. From 1 September 2027, SMEs and micro-businesses must issue them too. Spark goes through SuperPDP, an approved platform: you never build a file by hand.
No. Spark keeps the ledger of payments received and purchases, and prepares the month's VAT. It doesn't file your return and doesn't replace your accountant, who stays in the loop.
For e-invoicing, Spark goes through SuperPDP, a partner e-invoicing platform. You enter your login details once in the settings, and Spark takes care of the rest.
It's a simple electronic signature in the EU sense: consent, typed name, optional drawn signature, with an audit trail (e-mail, date, PDF fingerprint). It is not a qualified signature.
It writes the e-mails and documents, and reads a supplier invoice from a photo or a PDF. With Nova Stellaris, it can also finalise a document or record a payment when you ask. Sending to the client always waits for your click.
Yes, through a CSV file. Your ledger doesn't start empty.
The price will be announced at launch. People on the waiting list get it first, in a single e-mail.