Who it’s for
Four versions of the same month.
The systems differ, the files differ and the client differs. What doesn’t differ is the shape of it: several exports that belong together, arriving monthly from things that don’t talk to each other, with somebody waiting for the result.
Bookkeeping practice
“I rebuild the same pack for twenty clients.”
Your ledger connects fine. It’s the twenty clients who each run something slightly different that turn the first week of the month into data entry.
5 sources · Harbourline CoffeeREAD →Fractional CFO
“Six entities, six systems, and nothing consolidates.”
Consolidation software assumes every entity is on the same ledger. Yours are on Xero, QuickBooks, and a spreadsheet a bookkeeper in another country maintains.
5 sources · Arden GroupREAD →Property management
“The rent roll exports, but nothing reads it.”
Property management systems export perfectly well. It is just that no reporting tool has ever been built to read one, because there are hundreds of them and none has enough customers to be worth it.
4 sources · Northgate EstatesREAD →Multi-channel retail
“Every channel reports differently, and none of them agree.”
Each channel tells you what it sold. None of them tells you what you made, and the one growing fastest is usually the one costing the most to serve.
5 sources · Ashgrove ProvisionsREAD →
Early access
Tell us the report you rebuild
Early access opens practice by practice. Tell us the report you rebuild every month and the files behind it. If it’s close to something we already handle, we’ll ask for a sample and set you up on your real data. If not, we’ll say so plainly rather than park you on a list.