Aplos

KleerCard is a church and nonprofit credit card that works with Aplos through an API integration. Your team reviews card charges in KleerCard and sends them straight to Aplos, and Aplos stays your accounting system of record.

Aplos
About
Aplos
  • Aplos is a cloud-based accounting platform built specifically for churches and nonprofits with complex fund accounting needs.
  • Churches use Aplos to manage income, donations, deposits, and expenses while aligning every transaction with a specific fund or purpose.
  • Keeping Aplos reconciled is what makes its reports reliable and your finances easy to oversee.

KleerCard is a church and nonprofit credit card that works with Aplos. KleerCard connects to Aplos through an API integration and syncs your chart of accounts, funds, and vendors. Your team assigns a fund to each charge, reviews charges in KleerCard, and sends them straight to Aplos. Aplos stays your accounting system of record.

With KleerCard and Aplos working together, churches can see card expenses next to the deposits and contributions they already track in Aplos. That can make spending easier to keep an eye on, keep records cleaner, and cut down the time spent reconciling.

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White Glove Onboarding

KleerCard offers white glove onboarding for new clients, including hands-on help with the Aplos integration. Your implementation specialist walks you through setup options, like how payees show up in Aplos, during your setup call.

How to Connect KleerCard to Aplos

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Already using Aplos? Aplos stays at the center of your accounting. Once you're connected, you'll see card expenses next to the contributions you track in Aplos, and you still review each charge in KleerCard before you send it.

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