// accounting
Automation that ties out.
An extraction model that is 95% right is useless at close, because nobody knows which 5% is wrong. The systems worth building check themselves.
A self-checking system extracts a figure, reconciles it against the source and shows a person only the exceptions.
Our own trading operation runs on that design. Every automated position is reconciled to the exchange's fill records, and every P&L number is tied to source before anyone believes it.
The accounting version is the same engineering. Every extracted figure ties to its document, and every batch ties out before it posts.
Where the hours go, and come back
Document intake
Invoices, receipts, statements and K-1s are classified and extracted with a confidence score.
Only the exceptions go to review. Nothing goes to data entry.
Client follow-up
The chase for a missing December statement is drafted, sent, tracked and escalated automatically.
Recurring reconciliation
Cross-system checks run nightly and report only the variances, with links to the underlying records.
Workpaper prep
LLMs write strong first-draft narrative from structured numbers.
Your reviewers' time moves to review.
Built for a regulated profession
scoped builds$15k–$40k
single automationFrom $5,000
first scopeOne workflow
expands afterA real close cycle
Judgment calls stay behind human approval, and every automated action leaves an audit trail. Your data stays in your own accounts, never in a vendor's black box.
We start with one workflow and expand only after it proves itself through a real close cycle.
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