Systems and procedures instead of scattered spreadsheets and emails

First we learn how your company's processes work, then we set up procedures and tools: Google Sheets templates, ready-made no-code tools or custom-built tools.

First we learn the company's processes

Data entry can be the most burdensome part of working with accounting. Before we propose a tool, we check how the company works today.

  • Pain points

    We ask what takes the most time, where documents get lost and what you are waiting for.

  • What is recurring

    We single out the matters that come back every week or every month.

  • What is occasional

    We describe rare matters separately, so that next time we do not start from scratch.

Procedures and templates in Google Sheets

We organize matters now scattered across Excel files and emails in Google Sheets with a clear division: who fills in what and by when. We prepare the spreadsheet templates ourselves, according to the procedures agreed with you.

  • Month-end checklist

    A list of documents and deadlines: who passes what to the accounting office, and when.

  • Approval of cost invoices

    Who describes the invoice, who approves it and where the decision is recorded.

  • Registers and summaries

    Spreadsheets in which recurring data is entered once and in a single layout.

A tool matched to the process

We choose the tool to fit the process, not the other way around: the simplest one that is enough. This concerns tools in your company; we keep the books of all clients in a single accounting system of the office.

  • No programming (no-code)

    Ready-made tools configured without programming, when the process is simple and stable.

  • With a small amount of code (low-code)

    Tools with a small amount of code, when the process requires custom rules or several approval steps.

  • Custom-built (programming)

    A tool built from scratch, when the process is unusual and ready-made solutions are not enough.