Industry
Startups bookkeeping & accounting
Early-stage teams that need investor-ready books without hiring a finance team yet.
Overview
How we keep startups books accurate
Most startups do not need a finance team. They do need books that survive due diligence: a monthly close, consistent categorisation, and statements an investor can read without a call to explain them.
We set up a clean chart of accounts, close every month on a calendar, and produce investor and board reporting with cash runway, so fundraising starts from organised numbers.
Where the books usually break
- Founders categorising transactions themselves late at night
- Personal and company spending mixed in the early months
- Fundraising delayed while historic books are cleaned up
- No monthly runway figure the team trusts
What we typically handle
- Monthly close from day one
- Investor and board reporting
- Cash runway modelling
Services
Services startups clients use most
Bookkeeping
Day-to-day recording, categorisation and monthly close so your ledgers are always current and audit-ready.
View service BookkeepingCatch-up & cleanup bookkeeping
Behind or messy books brought current, reconciled and documented, then kept that way.
View service Catch-up & cleanup bookkeepingVirtual CFO & controller services
Senior financial oversight, forecasting and decision support without a full-time executive hire.
View service Virtual CFO & controller services
FAQs
Startups questions
Our books are behind. Can you catch them up before a raise?
Can you prepare board and investor reports?
When should a startup move from bookkeeping to a virtual CFO?
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Talk through your startups books with us
Book a free consultation and we will tell you what support would look like for your business, what it would cost, and how quickly we could start.