One practice, three divisions

Bookkeeping — and the software
it built to run itself.

J L L Bookkeeping is a real accounting practice in Gqeberha, South Africa. Zoë and Remember ME are the two tools it built when nothing else fit. One standard of care, three ways to get it.

Three divisions below
Compliance

Bookkeeping, payroll and compliance.
Handled, not juggled.

Monthly bookkeeping on Pastel, payroll processed on time, every CIPC, FIC and PAIA obligation tracked to the day it's due.

Kruger & Partners CCCIPC due soon
Ferreira LogisticsEMP201 filed
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For accountants & bookkeepers

She knows your clients.
She masters their taxes.

Reads SARS source codes off every upload, runs the calculation, flags what doesn't reconcile — before it reaches your review.

Ferreira LogisticsR 61,880 ⚑
Kruger & PartnersReconciled
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For all businesses & sole proprietors

Every customer, every supplier.
Nothing forgotten.

One searchable record for every business you deal with — contact details, VAT numbers, credit terms and history, captured once.

Ferreira LogisticsSupplier
Last order6 days ago
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Coming soon

Coming soon

PACE Payroll & Accounting Capture Engine

Payroll and day-to-day capturing built specifically for accountants and bookkeepers, by the practice that runs payroll every month.

Coming soon

FAST Financial Accounting & Statements Tool

Annual financial statements drafted from your records for sole proprietors, SMEs, (Pty) Ltd companies, close corporations and trusts — built specifically for accountants and bookkeepers.

Why this exists

Not built by an outside vendor guessing at your workflow.

01

Used before it's sold

Every feature runs inside JLL Bookkeeping's own practice first — client data, real deadlines — before it's offered to anyone else.

02

One point of contact

No support ticket queue. Technical issues go straight to the person who built the software.

03

Three divisions, not a bloated suite

Bookkeeping, Zoë and Remember ME each do one job well, rather than one operation trying to do everything passably.