General ledger, AP/AR, and close workflows—modern UX on a chart of accounts finance controls, not the other way around.
Accounting software that closes on time—permissions, periods, and traceability your auditors expect
We implement double-entry journals, subledgers, and period locks with clear segregation of duties. Bank feeds, reconciliation, and multi-entity consolidations follow your policies—not generic SaaS defaults. Reporting spans P&L, balance sheet, cash flow, and drill-down to source documents for questions that always come in on day three of close.
01 // THE MANDATE
General ledger, AP/AR, and close workflows—modern UX on a chart of accounts finance controls, not the other way around.
We implement double-entry journals, subledgers, and period locks with clear segregation of duties. Bank feeds, reconciliation, and multi-entity consolidations follow your policies—not generic SaaS defaults.
Reporting spans P&L, balance sheet, cash flow, and drill-down to source documents for questions that always come in on day three of close.
02 // ENGINEERING
Development process
Structured phases—from discovery to launch—with clear ownership and handoff points.
Accounting requirements (weeks 1–4)
Core GL (weeks 4–14)
Advanced (weeks 10–20)
Cutover (weeks 18–24)
Operate (ongoing)
03 // CAPABILITIES
Core Capability Matrix
The building blocks of your solution
Chart of accounts
segments, rollups, and mapping to external taxonomies.
Journals
manual entries with approvals; recurring templates; reversals.
AP
vendor bills, 3-way match hooks, payment batches, 1099 tracking.
AR
invoices, cash application, dunning, and credit limits.
Banking
feeds, rules, reconciliation, and exception queues.
Fixed assets
depreciation schedules, disposals, and roll-forward reports.
Multi-currency
rates, revaluation, and translation for consolidation.
Close
task lists, dependencies, and lock controls by module.
Consolidation
eliminations, ownership %, and reporting packages.
Exports
CSV/Excel, API to BI, and auditor read-only access.
04 // DELIVERY LIFECYCLE
The strategic roadmap
Milestones and checkpoints—each phase has a clear outcome before the next begins.
Weeks 1–4: Design, NFRs, integration inventory.
Weeks 5–11: GL + AP/AR MVP; pilot close in sandbox.
Weeks 10–18: Banking; reporting; multi-entity if in scope.
Weeks 17–24: Production cutover; first live close; stabilization.
Ongoing: Feature backlog from controllers; regulator reporting as needed.
05 // PRODUCT SCOPING
Choosing your path
Two engagement models—start lean and iterate, or commit to a full platform build from day one.
MVP
Speed & essentialism
Full product
Enterprise maturity
06 // PARTNERSHIP
Why work together
A single accountable partner across strategy, build, and go-live—not a revolving door of vendors.
End-to-end ownership: discovery, architecture, implementation, and launch—with clear communication and production-grade engineering.
- Discovery & alignment
- Systems that scale
- Implementation depth
- Clear comms
07 // CLARITY
Frequently asked
Custom when multi-entity rules, industry-specific subledgers, or embedded product billing require a tailored GL—not for mom-and-pop bookkeeping.
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