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Controllership

AP, AR & cash

Never Explain a Vendor Twice

Who does what

What’s Automated. What a Person Owns.

Written back · June

“Halcyon Health pays on day 45. Don’t chase before then.”

Every reminder since has waited for day 45.

✦ Automated

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Bank and card activity matched in the ledger as it lands

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Payments and receipts reconciled every close

Our team owns

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Capturing, coding and matching every bill

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Queuing payments to your terms, for your approval

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Sending invoices and following up on late ones

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Raising anything unusual with you, and with a CPA

Accounts payable

Bills Paid on Time, on Your Approval

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Bills captured from email or upload, coded and matched to the vendor

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Approval routing. Nothing is paid until you approve it

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Payment runs scheduled to your terms, so nothing goes early or late

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Duplicate and unusual bills flagged before they are paid

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Vendor W-9s collected, and 1099s prepared and filed at year end

Accounts receivable & collections

Invoices Sent, Payments Chased

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Invoices prepared and sent on your schedule

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Payments matched to invoices as they arrive

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An aging report with every close: who owes, how much, how late

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Polite, persistent reminders, in your name and your tone

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Overdue accounts escalated to you with what we know

Illustration

Cash & controls

Controls Sized for Your Stage

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Cash reconciled every close, and every account tied out

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Unusual movements raised with you

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Approval limits agreed with you, and kept

Why it runs on one context engine

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Payables become accruals

A bill approved in the month is in that month’s close, so the P&L is right the first time.

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Collections show up in the runway

Who is late, and what that does to your cash, is in the close note.

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You keep the decisions

We prepare, schedule and chase. You approve every payment.

FAQ

Questions

Will you pay bills without asking me?

Will my customers know you are chasing them?

Can I use AP without AR, or the other way round?