Find the sentence that sounds like your week.
Eighteen of them. Each one shows the work it pulls on first, and the first ninety days go there.
Seventeen workstreams. You will need three.
Grouped four ways. Every one of them opens onto the page that sets out what is usually wrong, what we do about it, and what you can do at the end that you could not do at the start.
What closes, what gets reported, what is in the bank and what leaves it.
Where the money comes from, where it goes next, and what it earns there.
Everyone outside the business with a claim on it: lenders, investors, buyers.
How the group is put together, what it is worth, and what happens when something goes wrong.
The scope is the decision. Four ways it is normally drawn.
Any workstream can appear in any of the four. What changes is how much of the function sits with us and how much stays with your own people.
You have a bookkeeper or controller and the record is reliable. What is missing is the person who decides what it means.
The record itself needs owning. We take the close, the reconciliations, the controls and the reporting calendar as well as the decisions on top of them.
Everything from the transaction record to the board pack: CFO, controller, accounting and analysis, each seat named and each seat covered.
A raise, a transaction, a systems build, a turnaround, a technical accounting position. Run to a defined end, on its own terms.
We arrive above the people already doing the work. Not across them.
In the first two weeks we meet your bookkeeper, your accountant, your auditor and your lawyers, and agree in writing who owns what — so nobody does the same work twice and nothing falls between them.
Paid by you. By nobody else.
Our only revenue is your fee. That single fact is what makes the rest of this page worth reading, because it means the recommendation you get is the one we actually believe.
Nobody needs all of it at once.
Two weeks inside your accounts, systems, close, controls and cash tells us which areas are sound, which are fragile, and which three to start with. You get that in writing either way.