In short
Indy is a French bookkeeping app for freelancers, sole traders and companies alike. Connect your bank account, your transactions get sorted, and your returns are prepared through the year. With our link, your first month is free. LeQGC tracks your collabs and payments; Indy handles the books.
Why a bookkeeping tool when you do UGC
From your first contracts, questions pile up: how much to declare, when, which expenses to keep, how to keep track of several brands paying on different dates. A spreadsheet works at first, then quickly leads to gaps.
A tool like Indy files everything as you go, so tax time stops being a year-end chore.
What Indy does
- Bank connection: your transactions come in by themselves and get categorized.
- Sole trader or company: Indy adapts to your legal status in France.
- Tax returns: prepared from your transactions instead of redoing everything by hand.
- Invoices: Indy also creates invoices, and presents itself as an approved e-invoicing platform in France.
Indy and LeQGC: who does what
| Need | In LeQGC | In Indy |
|---|---|---|
| Find and follow up with brands | Yes | No |
| Quotes, collabs, deliverables | Yes | No |
| Track who paid and who to chase | Yes | No |
| Bookkeeping and tax returns | Export of your amounts | Yes |
To invoice properly before thinking about bookkeeping, see invoicing a UGC collaboration.
Try Indy
Use the first month to connect your bank and sort your first transactions: you'll quickly know whether the tool suits you.
Common questions
Is Indy only for France?
Yes, Indy is built around French rules and statuses. Outside France, look for a local bookkeeping tool or an accountant.
Does LeQGC replace bookkeeping software?
No. LeQGC tracks your collaborations, quotes and the payments you receive. Bookkeeping and tax returns belong in a dedicated tool like Indy, or with an accountant.
Is the link in this article a partner link?
Yes. If you subscribe through it, LeQGC earns a commission, and your first month is free. We only recommend tools we find useful for UGC creators.
This guide gives practical pointers. Rules vary by country: it doesn't replace advice from an accountant or a lawyer for your situation.
