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Money products people trust: consumer banking apps, accounting tools, lending and finance operations — designed for clarity, safety and regulation.6 designs · by Advorize
Discuss your fintech project01 — Mobile · FintechDesigned by Advorize
A personal finance app for people who check their balance more than their email. Balance and this week's spending sit on the first screen, card controls are one tap away, and sending money is a keypad and a name — nothing else.
Opened three banking apps to work out whether she could afford a weekend away, then gave up and guessed.
Sees her balance and this week's spending before the tram reaches the next stop — and freezes a lost card in one tap.
The first screen answers "how much do I have" and "where is it going" before anything is tapped.
Freezing a card is the first control, not buried in settings — the moment someone needs it, they're stressed.
The send flow is a person and an amount. Confirmation happens on the button itself.
02 — ERP · FinanceDesigned by Advorize
Controllers live in this screen for the month-end close. We cut it down to the four numbers they report upward, one cash-flow chart, and the receivables they need to chase today — everything else is one click deeper.
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Spent the first week of every month pulling numbers from four reports and chasing overdue invoices by email.
Opens one screen with the four numbers she reports upward and sends overdue reminders straight from the list.
Overdue receivables sit above the fold with bulk reminders, so the screen ends in an action, not a report.
Neutral for money in, accent for money out — the same rule on every chart in the product.
⌘K reaches any invoice, vendor or report. Finance teams type faster than they click.
03 — Web · SaaS landing pageDesigned by Advorize
A marketing site for an accounting automation product. The headline states the outcome, the product shot proves it, and pricing is on the same page — because finance buyers want the number before the demo.
Ledgerly matches every bank line to an invoice, flags what doesn't fit, and hands your accountant a clean month — automatically.
Bank lines matched to invoices with 98% accuracy, learning from every correction.
Only the lines a person needs to see, with a suggested fix for each.
Export to Xero, QuickBooks or DATEV with one click at month end.
1 bank account
500 transactions
5 bank accounts
5,000 transactions
Exceptions inbox
Unlimited accounts
SSO & audit log
Dedicated manager
Read five vendor sites that all said "streamline your workflow" and never mentioned a price.
Understands the outcome in one headline, sees a real product screen, and knows the price before she books a demo.
"Close the books in hours" is what a CFO repeats in a meeting; the feature list comes second.
A real-looking product shot, including a messy "Unknown" line, makes the claim believable.
Finance buyers qualify themselves on price; hiding it costs more leads than it protects.
04 — Dashboards · AutomationDesigned by Advorize
Accounts-payable teams build their own invoice workflow: capture, extract, three-way match, then either post automatically or route to a person. No tickets to IT, and every rule is readable at a glance.
Keyed every invoice by hand and checked it against the PO and goods receipt in two other systems.
Built the workflow himself; nine in ten invoices now post on their own and he reviews only the exceptions.
Triggers, AI, logic and actions each have a hue, so the shape of a workflow reads from across the room.
Each branch shows how many invoices took it — the canvas doubles as a report.
Every setting explains itself in one sentence; finance users never see an expression editor.
05 — ERP · CustomersDesigned by Advorize
Everything the business knows about one customer, on one page: credit position, open invoices, order trend and every touchpoint from sales, support and finance in a single timeline.
Took a new order without knowing the customer was 32 days overdue on an invoice.
Sees credit use, open invoices and every touchpoint on one page before she says yes.
Credit use and slow payment sit next to the order button, before the next order is placed.
Emails, calls, tickets and reminders from every department, filterable but never split up.
"Invoices · 12" tells you whether a tab is worth opening before you open it.
06 — ERP · ProcurementDesigned by Advorize
An inbox for approvers. Click any request on the left — the drawer shows the budget impact and the approval chain, so a sign-off takes seconds instead of an email thread.
Approved requests from email threads without knowing what was left in the budget.
Works down an approval inbox with budget impact and the approval chain beside every request.
List and detail side by side — approvers move down the queue without losing their place.
Every request shows what it does to the remaining budget before anyone signs.
The step tracker shows who approved, who's next, and which steps only apply above a spending threshold.
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FAQ
Straight answers to what people ask most before starting a design project. Can't find yours? Write to sales@advorize.com — every enquiry is answered within two working days.
Clear balances, plain-language fees, instant security controls such as card freezing, and confirmation on every money movement. Trust is designed into the first screen.
Yes. We design KYC flows, consent screens, audit trails and data-privacy controls with your compliance team, for regulations in India, the USA and Canada.
Yes — consumer banking, lending applications, wallets, UPI and card payments, plus internal finance tools like accounts payable and collections.
Typically six to ten weeks, because compliance reviews and security states add screens to the core flows.
Yes — month-end close, receivables, accounts payable automation and customer credit views are all on this page.
Our engineers integrate payment gateways, UPI and bank feeds; our designers design every state of those flows, including failures.
All designs on these pages are by the Advorize design team. Company names, people and figures shown inside the screens are illustrative.