Your invoicing program, your online shop and your CRM know about orders, customers and stock. SAGA knows the accounting. Between them sits a person who copies: the invoice from the shop goes into SAGA a second time, the new customer from the CRM is typed in again, and the stock on the website is yesterday's.
Saga API gives the accounting in SAGA Web an API. Your programs ask for and send data through a web address and a key, and SAGA takes them in like documents entered by hand: it checks them, validates them, moves the stock and makes the journal entries.
What you get
- Over 650 operations on almost 200 tables in SAGA Web: customers, suppliers, items, warehouses, chart of accounts, issued and received invoices in lei and foreign currency, transfers, consumption notes, production, stocktaking, fixed assets, employees.
- Validation as in SAGA. Validation becomes an API call: the stock moves, the journal entries are made automatically, and unvalidating cancels them.
- Totals calculated by SAGA. You send the quantity and the price, and SAGA works out the value, the VAT, the total and the partner's analytic account.
- Reports at hand. VAT journals, D300 (the VAT return), D394 (the domestic sales and purchases return), SAF-T, balance sheet, account sheets, stock and sales reports, due-date schedule.
- Ready-made lists. About 290 SAGA lists (counties, towns, units of measure, warehouses), so the data you send is correct.
- Interactive documentation. Swagger with complete examples for every endpoint and a test environment separate from production.
What is still in beta
- Receipts and payments, payment orders, cheques, compound journal entries, payroll sheets, orders and contracts can be read through the API; writing them comes in the next versions.
- e-Factura and e-Transport submission stays in SAGA; through the API you read the status and the replies from SPV (ANAF's online portal).