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Accounting

Accounting

Books That Learn Your Business

Every answer you give is kept as a rule for the next close.

A real close package, shown for a fictional company.

Who does what

What’s Automated. What a Person Owns.

Written back · March close

“Brightline Media is marketing, not software.”

You told us once. Every close since has booked it that way, and nobody has asked again.

✦ Automated

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Every bank, card and processor transaction categorised as it lands

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Every account reconciled, and the ledger kept current between closes

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Statements and ten analyses computed from the confirmed books

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The close note drafted from the computed figures

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Every answer you give remembered, so nothing is asked twice

A licensed CPA owns

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Accruals, prepaids and deferred revenue

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Every judgment call, and the policies your books follow

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Confirming every close before it ships, on a calendar agreed up front

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Your questions, answered by a person

Financial statements

Three Statements, Every Close

What arrives with every close

A Package You Can Read, Not a Ledger Export

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The close package

The three statements and the analyses on top of them, in one PDF.

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The working

A shared workbook with every figure behind the package, so any number traces back to its transactions.

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A short note

What the numbers are, what changed, and anything that needs your attention, written for you rather than for an accountant.

Illustration of the close note

How it works

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Connect your accounts

Bank, cards and payment processors, read-only.

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✦ AI categorises and reconciles

As transactions land, not at month end. What needs a decision goes to a CPA, and to you only once.

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A licensed CPA confirms the close

Nothing reaches you until it is confirmed.

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Every answer is written back

The next close starts with everything this one learned, so it asks less.

FAQ

Questions

How is this different from a traditional bookkeeper?

Will I need to switch accounting software?

My books are behind. Can you start anyway?

Monthly or quarterly?