Montreal's Smartest Bilingual ERPPowered by AI

Montreal sales carry 5% GST and 9.975% QST, calculated on the same base, and Revenu Québec administers both for Quebec businesses, so the two returns move together. Input tax credits on the GST side and input tax refunds on the QST side have their own rules, some expenses are only partly recoverable, and sales to Ontario or Alberta customers switch to that province's treatment under place-of-supply rules. Tellency calculates GST and QST as separate lines on every transaction, tracks ITCs and ITRs on purchases, and produces both returns from the ledger.

Montreal manufacturers and distributors sell into Ontario and the United States as a matter of course, so USD receivables, USD vendor bills for imported components and CAD reporting sit side by side. Tellency handles multiple currencies per customer and vendor, revalues open balances at period end with FX gains and losses posted, and reconciles CAD and USD bank accounts against imported statements from the major Canadian banks.

Quebec's Charter of the French Language requires employers to make working tools, including software, available in French. Beyond compliance, Montreal teams simply work in both languages: a warehouse in Saint-Laurent operating in French, a sales desk covering Ontario and the US in English, customer documents in whichever language the customer uses. Tellency's interface, invoices, statements and reports are available in French and English, and the language is chosen per user and per customer rather than per company.

Montreal's aerospace cluster and its broader manufacturing base need serial and lot traceability, multi-level bills of materials, work orders and quality holds, plus project costing on long-cycle contracts with progress billing. Tellency's manufacturing and project modules post material, labor and overhead to the work order and the ledger in the same entry, so inventory valuation, work in progress and cost of goods sold reconcile without a month-end scramble.