Controller

You have a bookkeeper. Now see what the numbers are telling you.

We check your bookkeeper's work, close the books on a set schedule, and give you reporting you can act on. Add a cash forecast, then revenue forecasting, when you need them. Each level includes everything in the one before.

Three levels. Start where your questions are.

Can I trust my numbers?

Controller

From $2,500 / month

Verified books, closed on schedule, with a monthly report and a call.

  • Bank, card, and loan reconciliations reviewed
  • Balance sheet tied out
  • Coding spot-checked
  • Accruals and adjustments posted
  • A documented close, by the 10th business day
  • Monthly reporting package: P&L vs. budget, balance sheet, cash
  • A monthly review call
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Where will cash be?

Controller + Cash

Everything in Controller, plus:

  • A 13-week cash forecast, refreshed every Monday
  • A weekly list of who to collect from first
Ask about Controller + Cash

What have we earned, and will the pipeline cover plan?

Controller + Cash + Revenue

Everything in Controller + Cash, plus:

  • A WIP / percentage-of-completion schedule
  • Pipeline-to-revenue forecast vs. plan
  • Contract review at signature
  • ASC 606 revenue schedules
  • One documented improvement per quarter

Set up around how you earn revenue: project-based businesses get WIP / percentage-of-completion and over/under billings; recurring-revenue businesses get revenue schedules and pipeline coverage.

Ask about Controller + Cash + Revenue

Controller + Cash and Controller + Cash + Revenue: scoped to your business. Price depends on the number of accounts and entities, active projects or contracts, and monthly transaction volume.

All three assume a bookkeeper or staff accountant owns day-to-day entry.

Sample data

The 13-week cash view

A rolling weekly forecast tied to what customers owe you and when bills are due, so a tight week shows up while there is still time to plan around it.

Projected cash, next 13 weeks

Lowest: week 9 · $214,800 · payroll + tax

Illustrative figures for a fictional company. Yours uses your bank balance, receivables, and bills.

Sample data · try it

The WIP / POC schedule, in miniature

Slide the cost overrun and watch earned revenue, billing position, and margin respond. This is the kind of view you'd open on day one of the month-end close.

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Earned revenue to date

$963,261

Underbilled (contract asset)

$87,761

Overbilled (contract liability)

$34,500

Estimated margin, all projects

$337,000

ProjectContract% completeEarnedBilledOver / (under)Est. margin
Riverside Fit-out$480,000
65%
$310,154$300,000Under $10,154$90,000 (19%)
Harbor Platform Migration$220,000
74%
$162,250$110,000Under $52,250$60,000 (27%)
Northgate Retrofit$850,000
43%
$365,500$400,000Over $34,500$150,000 (18%)
Data Warehouse Build$135,000
93%
$125,357$100,000Under $25,357$37,000 (27%)

Illustrative sample data, cost-to-cost method. Your schedule uses your projects, your cost codes, and the method that fits your work.

Want it built once instead?

Get the tool without a monthly plan. You own it outright, with a short guide on how to read it. Each is a fixed fee, quoted after a short call.

If you later start a monthly plan, the build fee credits against month one.

See what your numbers are telling you.

Book a 30-minute walkthrough and we'll tell you which level fits, or whether you need one at all.