Create once. Send once. Let the transaction keep moving.
When connected businesses transact through Cyntrova, the seller’s finalised invoice can arrive directly as a review-ready purchase for the buyer—with the original transaction context intact.
A connected invoice is structured data moving between two businesses—not a document being passed from inbox to inbox. The buyer still reviews what reaches its own books.
The record keeps moving while each business keeps its own accounting decision.
ONE CONNECTED TRANSACTIONTWO INDEPENDENT SETS OF BOOKS
03 / INDEPENDENT BY DESIGN
Connected does not mean shared accounting records.
The seller’s sales record and the buyer’s purchase accounting remain separate. The connection carries transaction context; it does not give either business control over the other’s books.
SELLER BOOKSSales invoiceCreated and controlled by the sellerBUYER BOOKSPurchase projectionReviewed and approved by the buyer
The buyer’s authorised team—or its CA working by consent—decides the accounting treatment before posting.
04 / CONNECTED BUSINESS RELATIONSHIPS
A business relationship. Not another file exchange.
The Cyntrova Network model is designed to identify who is sending, who is receiving and which business relationship the transaction belongs to.
01Business identityA clear sender and recipient context
02Connection consentThe relationship is established deliberately
03Counterparty contextCustomer and supplier roles stay clear
04Structured exchangeTransaction fields travel as data
05Review boundaryEach side controls its own books
05 / OUTSIDE THE NETWORK
Every invoice still has a way in.
If a supplier is not connected, PDFs, scans and externally received invoices can enter Cyntrova through document capture. AI helps prepare the draft; validation and human review protect the same Pending Review boundary.
