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Teras Labs products: Deklara and Lunasa

Teras Labs builds and runs its own products. This page introduces each one; pricing, full features and documentation live on each product site.

Deklara

Customs documentsPreview

Who it is for

Importers, exporters, customs brokers (PPJK) and bonded-zone companies that prepare BC documents for CEISA 4.0.

Mistakes in a BC document often show up only after it is rejected, and fixing them takes time.

What it does

  • Prepares BC 2.3, 2.5, 2.6.1, 2.6.2, 2.7, 3.0 and 4.0 documents through step-by-step forms.
  • Checks each document against the DJBC schema and rules, including the duty and tax calculations.
  • Reads line items from Excel files.
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Validation results for a draft BC 4.0 document in Deklara: 0 errors and 3 warnings, above the customs identity, packaging, and value and VAT summary.
Figure 1. Validation results for a draft BC 4.0 document, with sample data.

Lunasa

Bookkeeping and inventoryAvailable

Who it is for

Small and medium businesses that need a correct general ledger and stock cards.

When sales, purchases and stock are recorded separately, financial statements are hard to trust and slow to produce.

What it does

  • Records sales and purchases with PPN (VAT) and PPh withholding.
  • Keeps stock cards per warehouse with FIFO or average costing.
  • Builds the general ledger and financial statements from the same transactions.
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The general ledger for the inventory account in Lunasa: debits from purchase bills, credits from sales invoices, and a running balance.
Figure 2. The general ledger for the inventory account, built from purchase bills and sales invoices, with sample data.
Stock per product in Lunasa with unit cost and value, and a check that the stock value matches the inventory account.
Figure 3. Stock per product with unit cost, matched against the general ledger.

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