Financial operations & reporting
The month-end grind — automated end to end, with the controls left intact.
AI advisory, implementation and managed services for founders automating finance and operations — with governance, data protection and cyber-aware execution built in from the start, not bolted on after something goes wrong.
Automation makes a good finance function faster. It makes a bad one wrong more quickly — at a scale nobody notices until the board does.
So before a single workflow gets built, the fundamentals have to hold: a chart of accounts that reflects how the business actually works, processes someone can describe out loud, controls that catch errors, and a clear view of what should be measured in the first place. Most of what arrives looking like an AI problem is a finance-fundamentals problem wearing a different hat.
That is what the fractional CFO layer is for, and it's why we don't sell automation on its own.
Built for technical and non-technical founders alike. Everything is documented and handed over — if it only works while we're in the room, it wasn't built properly.
The month-end grind — automated end to end, with the controls left intact.
Matching, variance and rolling forecasts that update themselves.
Board packs assembled from live data instead of a week of copy-paste.
Client and customer onboarding wired to finance, so nothing is rekeyed.
Agents that handle the correspondence layer around a finance function.
Whatever is eating your team's week, built and handed over with documentation.
Wanting to scale operations without adding headcount, and wanting to understand what they're running.
Where the close, the reconciliation and the reporting eat the month.
Who want workflows they can trust, audit and switch off — not a black box.
Some teams want the workflows built. Others want the capability. We do both, and 114 finance professionals have been through the training.
The workflows matter because someone senior decided what should be measured in the first place.
Bring us the process. Thirty minutes, and you'll know whether it can be automated and roughly what that takes.