We connect the records you already keep — sales, invoices, purchases, attendance,
stock, fuel, bookings — and put an AI review across them. It doesn't produce a
dashboard nobody opens. It produces a short list: the three or four things this month
that need a person to look at, and why.
1
Connect what you already have
Accounting software, spreadsheets, POS exports, an existing ERP, or plain CSV files. No need to replace your systems first.
2
The numbers get checked against each other
What you delivered against what you invoiced, what you bought against what you sold, what was worked against what was paid. Gaps surface on their own.
3
You get decisions, not charts
A plain-language summary naming what looks wrong and what it's worth, so the finding reaches you before the month closes rather than after.
Retail & wholesale
Which products actually make money once discounts, returns and carrying cost are counted — and which quietly lose it.
Transport & logistics
Cost per kilometre for every vehicle, fuel that doesn't match the distance driven, and assets earning nothing at all.
Contracting & manpower
Work that was approved and delivered but never invoiced, and clients billed beyond what the timesheets support.
Schools & education
Fee collection and outstanding balances, canteen and transport spend patterns, and where costs drift year on year.
Restaurants & food service
Wastage against sales by item, supplier price creep, and which menu lines carry the margin.
Real estate & facilities
Renewals approaching, collection ageing by tenant, and maintenance spend that keeps recurring on the same unit.
Clinics & professional services
Utilisation against capacity, no-show patterns, and revenue per practitioner or per engagement.
Any business
Cash-flow position, receivables ageing, supplier concentration, and licences or documents about to expire.