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indiAccounting 2.0 Brings Multi-User Access and Encrypted Accountant’s Copies — No Server, No Cloud, No Per-Seat Fees

indiAccounting 2.0 Brings Multi-User Access and Encrypted Accountant’s Copies — No Server, No Cloud, No Per-Seat Fees

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The one-time-purchase accounting and payroll software now enables an entire office to collaborate on the same financial records via a local network, while also providing a sealed, read-only version for their accountant

GEORGETOWN, KY, UNITED STATES, September 16, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Indomitus Group today unveiled indiAccounting 2.0, the most substantial update since the software’s debut, delivering two capabilities that small businesses have requested ever since desktop accounting tools started moving to the cloud: true multi-user operation over a local network and an encrypted version for accountants.

Neither feature demands a server, a cloud platform, or additional fees per user. A single computer in the office holds the company file; all other machines connect directly to it through an encrypted local link. A team of five pays one flat rate — $399 on top of the $249 base license — and every workstation is covered.

For context, top-tier cloud accounting solutions with payroll typically run a five-person business between $2,500 and $3,000 annually, year after year, with recent price hikes in that category reaching as high as 25 percent.

“The desk that hosts the records is the desk that owns the license,” said Matt Milano, founder of Indomitus Group. “Billing a business again for each person in the same building was always a revenue choice, not a technical requirement. We’re not making that choice.”

A functional office, with real access controls

Permissions are split across five modules — Sales, Purchasing, Banking, Payroll, and Books — and each user is assigned no access, view-only access, or full edit access per module. Payroll is the critical one: a receptionist who enters invoices never sees salary information. Report outputs are tied to the permissions of the data they pull from, not a universal setting.

When two users open the same invoice, the second sees a name-specific alert: “Eugene Marsh is editing this record.” An administrator can lock the books for end-of-period processing, while others continue viewing without disruption. Every change is logged with the user’s identity.

Linking a new computer requires reading a code out loud across the room, and all connections are encrypted and tied to the specific host machine — a device that isn’t the host can’t pretend to be it. If a laptop goes missing, it can be revoked without resetting any passwords.

Give your accountant the books, not your login details

indiAccounting 2.0 also adds the accountant’s copy: a single encrypted file with the full financial records, which any accountant can open in their own indiAccounting installation for review.

The figures balance to the penny because the file is a direct snapshot of the company file itself. What it excludes is anything beyond the books — the license key, app password, stored email and banking credentials, user profiles and login history, plus employee Social Security numbers and direct-deposit info are all stripped out before the file is sealed. The file is then compressed so that removed data is truly erased, not just hidden.

The file is protected with AES-256 encryption using a passphrase shared separately by the sender. On the accountant’s end, it opens as a read-only company under their own license, clearly labeled, with any attempted modification rejected with a clear message. Nothing is transmitted over the internet, no ports are opened, and no server of ours is used.

Pricing and release details

indiAccounting 2.0 is out now for Windows 10 and 11 as well as Linux, available at www.indomitusgroup.com and through the Microsoft Store, with a 30-day free trial:

• indiAccounting — $249 one-time, unlimited companies
• Multi-User add-on — $399 one-time, unlimited computers on the network
• indiPayroll add-on — from $299 one-time
• Optional tax-table updates — $99/year; the software keeps working without them

About Indomitus Group

Indomitus Group, based in Georgetown, Kentucky, develops privacy-focused desktop software with a one-time purchase model. Its indiSuite includes indiPDF, and indiAccounting, plus the free, open-source indiMailbox and indiBudget. The company’s core philosophy is straightforward: software you buy should be software you actually own.

Matt Milano
Indomitus Group LLC
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