Lease accounting that connects to any ERP

Yes. LOIS integrates with any ERP or general ledger that accepts a journal. IFRS 16, AASB 16, FRS 102 and ASC 842 journals are mapped to your chart of accounts in LOIS, then delivered through the LOIS Managed API or exported for your ERP's journal upload. Journals are reviewed, approved and locked in LOIS first, and a periodic report agrees the subledger to your GL.

The LOIS Managed API is a single supported endpoint for programmatic access to your LOIS data. It replaces CSV extraction and rework with system-to-system delivery of GL-related lease data into your ERP, reporting and internal platforms. It's a managed service, not a public API: LOIS enables, governs, monitors and supports the endpoint for your environment.

LOIS integrates with SAP (ECC and S/4HANA), Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP, Oracle E-Business Suite, Oracle NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Business Central, TechnologyOne, Xero, MYOB, Sage Intacct, Sage 200, Workday and Infor, and with any other general ledger that accepts a journal. The LOIS Managed API is deliberately generic, so one endpoint serves every ERP.

LOIS connects to SAP and Oracle through the LOIS Managed API and mapped journal exports rather than a marketplace plug-in inside the ERP. Your SAP or Oracle environment, or the middleware in front of it, retrieves locked journals from the LOIS endpoint and posts them through the ERP's standard journal import. LOIS configures and supports the endpoint, so IT doesn't own the plumbing.

In four steps. Map LOIS's generic GL codes to your chart of accounts once. Each period LOIS calculates interest, depreciation and remeasurements and generates the journals. Your team reviews, approves and locks them in LOIS, aligned with your ERP close. The locked journals are then retrieved through the LOIS Managed API or exported to Excel for the ERP's journal upload.

Yes. LOIS has approval workflows and segregation-of-duties controls, so journals are reviewed, approved and locked before ERP posting. Periods close in LOIS in alignment with your ERP, and every change carries a full audit trail, including modifications and chart of accounts changes. Nothing reaches your general ledger without your team's approval.

LOIS produces a locked-down periodic report that agrees the lease subledger to your general ledger balances automatically, removing the manual reconciliation most finance teams rebuild each month. Because LOIS holds the lease-level detail and your ERP carries the summarised entries, auditors can trace any GL balance back to the journal, the lease and its modification history. Read more on GL control for leases.

The LOIS ecosystem operates within AWS, protected by web application firewall controls in an ISO/IEC 27001 certified environment. The API is enabled and governed per customer to reflect your security requirements, with telemetry, service monitoring and local operational support. Certifications, penetration test reports and security documentation are available through the LOIS Trust Centre.

Today the LOIS Managed API covers GL-related lease data for finance and ERP workflows: the journals, balances and metadata your general ledger needs each period. The roadmap extends access to property data, fleet data, operational cost information and additional metadata. Managed API customers can request data sets for consideration in that roadmap.

The LOIS platform can be set up within four weeks, and journal exports are available once your chart of accounts is mapped. The LOIS Managed API adds a setup and configuration component to enable the endpoint across your environments, plus an ongoing managed service covering continuity, monitoring and support. Pricing is scoped to your environment, so contact LOIS for a quote.

Yes. Lease data comes into LOIS through standardised Excel templates, an ERP integration, or bulk files from any lessor or fleet provider in any standard format. LOIS Fleet Management cross-checks every incoming record against your existing portfolio and flags new leases, price changes, CPI adjustments, extensions, scope reductions and terminations before they're applied.