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NorthOS vs WorkingPoint

Both stand on bookkeeping software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

NorthOS

Free trial AndroidiPhoneWeb

NorthOS combines Canadian tax organization, bookkeeping automation, invoicing, receipts, and mobile access in one service. Its paid plans and extra-business charges matter, and users remain responsible for obtaining professional tax advice.

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WorkingPoint

Free trial Web

WorkingPoint brings accounting, invoicing, banking, inventory, and reporting into one web service. Its single-currency limitation and browser-only access may matter to businesses with broader requirements.

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The facts

NorthOSWorkingPoint
Free planA free trialA free trial
Open sourceNot publishedNot published
Runs onAndroid, iPhone, WebWeb
Lowest paid planAnnual: C$119 a yearLightning: $9 a month
Plans published22
MakerNorthOSNot published
Websitenorthos.caworkingpoint.com
On bookkeeping software#53 of 75#57 of 75

NorthOS: what it does well

  • Tracks GST/HST methods and registration threshold
  • Maps expenses to CRA T2125 categories
  • Includes bank feeds and automated reconciliation
  • Offers synchronized iPhone and Android apps
  • Provides T776 ledgers and CCA tracking

What to know first

  • No free plan
  • Additional businesses cost extra
  • AI-related financial data may be processed outside Canada
  • Not a licensed accounting firm or tax advisor

WorkingPoint: what it does well

  • Double-entry accounting
  • Connections to over 4,800 institutions
  • Recurring and personalized invoices
  • Customizable financial reports
  • Daily backups at multiple locations

What to know first

  • No separate mobile platform listed
  • No multiple currencies or conversion
  • Lightning limited to one user
  • Thunderstorm costs $19 a month

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