What you get with the e-conomic integration
This is where the integration becomes a real advantage. Not just a logo on a list.
Correct bookkeeping per customer
Revenue is posted on the right customers in e-conomic, not as one large lump
Deep e-conomic integration
Automatically sync customers, products, and invoices
Less manual entry
Stop pulling numbers from Stripe and posting them manually each month
Clear relationships
Easily see how customers, subscriptions, and invoices connect between Alunta and e-conomic
Guided setup
Choose product groups, payment terms, and invoice layouts through a simple setup guide
Error messages in one place
All e-conomic errors appear directly inside Alunta so you can identify and fix them yourself
It is easy to get started with the e-conomic integration
The integration with e-conomic is set up once — after that, it runs in the background. Connect your account, select product groups, payment terms, and invoice layout, and match your subscriptions in Alunta with products in e-conomic. Customers can be imported both ways, and once invoices are created in Alunta, they sync directly to e-conomic and are booked correctly.
- Connect Alunta and e-conomic via extensions and approve the app
- Choose product group, payment terms, and invoice layout, then match subscriptions with products
- Import or connect customers and let invoices and revenue flow automatically into e-conomic
What others say about Alunta
Businesses that care about accurate e-conomic bookkeeping love how Alunta removes lump-sum entries and delivers real customer-level data. It keeps both the accountant and management happy.
“We have for years worked with update agreements, hosting, and service agreements at Twentyfour. We have 100+ customers who need to be invoiced regularly for the agreements we have, and without Alunta it’s nearly impossible not to make mistakes when the correct invoices need to be issued every month.”
Use cases: how the e-conomic integration looks in practice
The e-conomic integration makes sense anywhere subscriptions and accounting meet.
💻 SaaS company
A SaaS business with hundreds or thousands of subscriptions can’t live with lumped revenue in e-conomic. With Alunta, every invoice is booked per customer, allowing history, analysis, and growth tracking with no extra effort.
Read more about SaaS businesses📒 Accounting firm
Accountants no longer need to chase monthly revenue in Stripe. Everything is automatically posted from Alunta to e-conomic, divided per customer. It saves hours every month and provides reliable financial data.
Read more about accounting firms🔧 Service business
A service company with recurring agreements (cleaning, maintenance, support, etc.) gets a clear link between subscriptions and bookkeeping. Invoices created in Alunta appear instantly in e-conomic. Ready for reconciliation and reporting.
Read more about service businesses🏢 Association
Associations invoicing membership fees or service agreements can ensure every charge is booked correctly in e-conomic. Treasurers get full visibility into members and revenue. No need for side spreadsheets.
Read more about associationsWhy the e-conomic integration works
The e-conomic integration works because it solves a real problem: lump-sum bookkeeping and missing customer detail. Instead of posting one combined Stripe revenue entry, invoices and subscriptions are booked per customer. Fully automatically. That means better data, fewer errors, and far less manual work.
- Correct data on the right customers
- Less time spent by the accountant
- Accounting that’s actually useful not just for the annual report
Two solid alternatives to the e-conomic integration
You’ll get the same accurate and detailed bookkeeping no matter which accounting system you use. Alunta integrates just as deeply with Dinero and Billy as with e-conomic.
Dinero integration
The Dinero integration in Alunta works exactly like the e-conomic integration: customers, subscriptions, and invoices are synced automatically and correctly. Revenue is booked per customer, giving your accountant detailed data without manual work. Prefer Dinero? You’ll still get a fully automated flow from subscription to bookkeeping. No spreadsheets, no CSVs, no manual entry.
Billy integration
The Billy integration provides the same reliable and detailed bookkeeping as the others. Invoices from Alunta appear automatically in Billy, properly distributed per customer. Subscription-based businesses can run fully automated billing and maintain complete financial accuracy. If your company already uses Billy, you can continue there, and enjoy all the benefits of a modern subscription platform.
Ready to get started?
With the e-conomic integration in Alunta, you’ll have control over both subscriptions and bookkeeping. No more manual batches, no guessing monthly revenue — just accurate numbers per customer, every time.
Get free account
FAQ – e-conomic integration
Here's the questions we often hear regarding the e-conomic integration. However, never hesitate to reach out if you're still unsure of something.
What data does Alunta sync with e-conomic?
Alunta syncs customers, products, and invoices to e-conomic. That means revenue can be booked per customer instead of as one combined entry.
Do I need an active e-conomic subscription to use the integration?
Yes, you need an active e-conomic account. The integration connects directly to your existing e-conomic setup.
What happens if a sync error occurs?
Any e-conomic errors (like closed periods or fiscal years) appear directly in Alunta as error messages. You can see what’s wrong and fix it yourself — no lengthy support process.
How is this different from using Stripe alone?
If you only use Stripe, your accounting usually ends up as a single monthly revenue entry. With Alunta and e-conomic, invoices are booked per customer automatically — giving you better data and saving manual work.
