SYSCOHADA accounting software
Revised OHADA chart of accounts included, entries posted automatically from sales and purchases, VAT, DGI filings, financial statements ready. Built for accountants and managers of African SMBs.
Updated on · Written by the Madata team
Madata is the cloud SYSCOHADA accounting software for African OHADA SMBs. The revised chart of accounts in force since 2018 is included by default, entries are posted automatically from sales, purchases and the till, and the financial statements (balance sheet, income statement, cash flow statement, notes) are generated in SYSCOHADA format. From 50,000 FCFA/month with the TPE pack (annual commitment), across the 17 OHADA countries.
Madata is an OHADA ERP (in French): accounting is linked to sales, purchases, stock, the till and payroll, so documents are no longer re-keyed at month end.
Keeping SYSCOHADA books in Ivory Coast with Madata
When the company is created, Madata loads the revised SYSCOHADA chart of accounts and the Ivorian taxes. The accounting module keeps several VAT accounts at the same 18% rate, by type of transaction (sales, services, works, fixed assets, purchases, transport, external services), and also handles the reduced 9% rate that Ivorian tax law sets for a list of products.
The VAT return prints in the layout of the DGI form, and the year-end statements come from the same general ledger: balance sheet, income statement and cash flow statement. Filing remains done by you or your chartered accountant, who can be invited into the workspace with a dedicated role.
Accounting starts with the TPE pack, at 50,000 FCFA a month with an annual commitment (70,000 FCFA without commitment), 5 users included. The Boutique and Entrepreneur packs cover invoicing and its FNE certification, not full bookkeeping.
Running companies in several OHADA countries? The OHADA accounting software page (in French) details what is set up country by country.
OHADA accounting that (almost) runs itself
The strength of an ERP over a standalone accounting package is that it bridges operations and the books. Every invoice, every cash payment, every payslip produces its entry with no manual work. The accountant stays in control of the result, without re-keying entries that have already been recorded.
Revised OHADA chart of accounts
The 2018 SYSCOHADA chart of accounts ships by default, customisable, complete for every type of transaction.
Automatic entries
Sales, purchases, till, bank, payroll: every operational transaction generates its accounting entry with the right SYSCOHADA accounts.
VAT and monthly journal
18 % VAT computed on sales and purchases, VAT journal, form 1042 ready to file with the DGI.
Financial statements
Balance sheet, income statement, cash flow statement and notes in revised SYSCOHADA format, exportable to PDF and Excel.
Multiple fiscal years
Work on the current year while your accountant closes the previous one. Opening balances handled automatically.
Work with your firm
Invite your accounting firm with a dedicated role for review, adjustments and year-end close.
FNE-certified invoices, posted without re-keying
Every sales invoice validated in Madata is both an accounting entry and a document to certify with the DGI FNE platform. Certification goes through the API, one at a time or in bulk; the sticker (QR code and reference) prints on the invoice, and the log of exchanges with the DGI stays available from the invoice. Credit notes are certified by reference to the original invoice.
Since December 2025, only standardised electronic invoices are accepted to justify an expense and deduct VAT (DGI notice of 18 December 2025): certification therefore matters as much for your customers as for your own return.
Covered features, conditions of use and limits: FNE invoicing software (in French).
Frequently asked questions · SYSCOHADA accounting
Is the revised OHADA chart of accounts included?
Which financial statements does Madata generate?
Are entries posted automatically?
Does Madata handle VAT and DGI filings?
Can we work with an external accounting firm?
Does Madata suit several OHADA countries?
Le plan comptable, compte par compte
Madata livre le plan SYSCOHADA révisé complet. Les comptes de TVA, de tiers, de trésorerie et du cycle achats-ventes ont chacun leur fiche : intitulé exact, sens du solde, écritures types et confusions fréquentes.
- Compte 445État, TVA récupérable
- Compte 4454TVA récupérable sur services extérieurs et autres charges
- Compte 4452TVA récupérable sur achats
- Compte 4451TVA récupérable sur immobilisations
- Compte 443État, TVA facturée
- Compte 4432TVA facturée sur prestations de services
- Compte 444État, TVA due ou crédit de TVA
- Compte 401Fournisseurs, dettes en compte
- Compte 411Clients
- Compte 552Monnaie électronique, téléphone portable
- Compte 571Caisse siège social
- Compte 601Achats de marchandises
- Compte 701Ventes de marchandises
- Compte 521Banques locales
- Compte 585Virements de fonds
- Compte 471Débiteurs et créditeurs divers
- Compte 706Services vendus
- Compte 422Personnel, rémunérations dues
- Compte 431Sécurité sociale
- Compte 447État, impôts retenus à la source
Sources
- DGI, « Le système fiscal ivoirien », p. 50 : taux de TVA (18 % et 9 %), accessed on 29 September 2026
- DGI, communiqué du 18 décembre 2025 : fin de l’usage de la facture normalisée physique, accessed on 29 September 2026
- DGI, plateforme FNE : processus de génération de la facture (trois procédures), accessed on 29 September 2026
SYSCOHADA accounting in one click
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