Choose an accounting year or date range and retrieve entries from e-conomic in Foundbase. Bookkeeping remains in e-conomic while the retrieved figures can be reviewed alongside budget and cash flow.
e-conomic and Foundbase serve different purposes. e-conomic remains the accounting system. Foundbase uses retrieved entries in its finance view alongside the rest of the company workflow.
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e-conomic and Foundbase serve different purposes. e-conomic remains the accounting system. Foundbase uses retrieved entries in its finance view alongside the rest of the company workflow.
Once connected, Foundbase can retrieve available accounting years and entries for a selected period. The data direction is explicit: accounting data is retrieved from e-conomic into Foundbase.
Entries are normalised and classified for financial analysis. Classification uses account numbers and names, so unknown accounts may require a manual review.
The code does not document a fixed automatic refresh schedule or write access back to e-conomic. This page therefore does not promise continuous sync, weekly updates or automatic budget changes.
These are illustrative examples, not customer cases. The exact setup depends on your chart of accounts and selected period.
Choose an accounting year and date range, retrieve the entries and review amounts, accounts and text in Foundbase.
Review entries that cannot be classified confidently from the account number and account name before using them in analysis.
Use retrieved entries as the realised accounting baseline and review them in budget context without changing bookkeeping in e-conomic.
Your bookkeeper or accountant continues in e-conomic while Foundbase is used to review entries for the selected period.
Compare e-conomic with other accounting and payment integrations. Check the data direction and limitations on each integration page.
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The integration retrieves accounting years and entries. For entries, Foundbase uses fields including date, amount, account number, account name, text and voucher number.
An accounting year is required for retrieval. A from and to date can limit the result to a specific period.
Foundbase groups entries by voucher and date and classifies them as revenue, expense, payment, VAT or transfer when the available data supports that classification.
If an account cannot be classified with confidence, it can remain unknown. Review the account and category before using it as a financial decision input.
The current implementation retrieves data for the selected provider, accounting year and date range. It does not document a fixed schedule for automatic synchronisation.
This page therefore does not describe the data as live or continuously updated. Check the selected period and latest retrieval time when reviewing the figures.
Connect e-conomic in Foundbase and choose it as the accounting provider. Retrieve the accounting years, then select the period you want to review.
Check the retrieved entries and any unknown classifications. Bookkeeping corrections continue to be made in e-conomic.
This integration page explains data direction and limitations. The budget tool owns the broader intent around budgeting, liquidity and forecasting.
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Connect e-conomic, choose a period and review the retrieved entries in the finance view.
No. e-conomic remains the accounting system. Foundbase retrieves entries for financial visibility and analysis.
Foundbase retrieves accounting years and entries. Entry fields include date, amount, account number, account name, text and voucher number.
Yes. Retrieval uses an accounting year and can be limited with a from and to date.
The current implementation does not document a fixed weekly or continuous update frequency. Data is retrieved for the selected period.
Foundbase uses fields including account number and account name to classify entries. Unknown classifications should be reviewed manually.
Yes. Integrations are available on the Growth plan after the trial period.
