Focus areas · Accounting & Finance
Days instead of weeks to close.
For CFOs and accounting leadership: automate the routine, keep control, and trace every figure back to its source.
| CFO | Head of Accounting | |
|---|---|---|
| Main pain point | Length of the close, lack of transparency, key-person risk | Routine workload, month-end spikes, chasing receipts |
| Message | Days instead of weeks, every figure traceable to its source | Routine work gone, control stays with the team |
| Objection | An IT project with no end, questions from auditors | Being replaced, postings out of a black box |
| Answer | Step 1 at a fixed price with a metric; audit trail | Step 3: your team reviews and approves |
Accounting and finance automation
We automate processes in your accounting: reporting, intercompany reconciliation, consolidation, liquidity planning. Traceability is built in, not bolted on afterwards. Method and examples: Process automation.
Key-person risk is significantly reduced, because know-how is captured as a rule instead of living in individual heads. Traceable to the source, not a black box.
Three steps in accounting
Step 1 · Solve one problem
Monthly reporting from several exports or the intercompany reconciliation is automated, on your existing systems and at a fixed price range.
Step 2 · Secure your know-how
Posting rules, edge cases and intercompany conventions are captured as documented rules instead of living in a few heads.
Step 3 · Rules at work, you approve
Missing receipts are requested and the close is prepared. Your team reviews and approves; posting stays with you.