The figures arrive, the meaning doesn't
Your accountant, your bank and your till already send you figures. Cross-checking them every month to find out what they mean is a job nobody has time to do.
Reporting · the monthly management report
Every month, a written management report that says where your business stands, connected to your bank, your till and your accounts. It builds on the dashboard and the Monday report of the reporting service: a text that says what matters this month, and why.
This is for you if…
Your accountant, your bank and your till already send you figures. Cross-checking them every month to find out what they mean is a job nobody has time to do.
A margin slipping on one range, cash getting tight: by the time you notice, the decision comes too late.
Hiring a finance director makes sense above a certain size. Below it, either you do that work, or nobody does.
What you receive
99.6%
On my own e-commerce business, the management report was checked at 99.6% (267 out of 268). Every report is read by me before it goes out. That's a measurement on my own ground, with no generalised guarantee.
The price
The copilot is sized to the number of sources and companies to connect. The free scoping call takes stock of them, then I hand you in writing the firm price of the setup. The monthly report then runs as a subscription, cancellable with 30 days' notice; its price is handed over with the setup price.
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Your sources reviewed, then the firm price of the setup and the subscription in writing, valid for 60 days
Firm price of the setup and the subscription handed over in writing after the scoping call, valid for 60 days, before you commit to anything.
Do you run several companies? The report is consolidated across them, and the scope is costed at the scoping call. See the offers
Book my scoping callFrequently asked questions
You keep your accountant: the copilot reads their data (and your bank's, and your till's), it does not produce your accounts. It does the monthly cross-check a finance director would do, and you have nothing to interpret on your own.
Every report is generated automatically, then read by me before it goes out. No report leaves without that check. Accuracy is measured: on my own e-commerce business, the management report was checked at 99.6% (267 out of 268). That's a measurement on my own ground, with no generalised guarantee.
No. The copilot alerts, it executes nothing: no transfer, no account freeze, no order placed on your behalf. Every sensitive action stays behind your own authentication, exactly as on any ordinary business bank account.
Because it depends on how many sources need connecting (bank, till, accounts) and how many companies need consolidating. The scoping call is free, and the firm price of the setup and of the monthly subscription is handed to you in writing, valid for 60 days, before you commit to anything.
The report is consolidated across your companies: each activity separately, and the whole picture at a glance. The scope is costed at the scoping call, and you then decide company by company or as a block.
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