Industry
Technology & SaaS bookkeeping & accounting
Software and product companies tracking recurring revenue, deferrals and burn.
Overview
How we keep technology & saas books accurate
Subscription businesses collect cash before they earn it. An annual plan paid in January is twelve months of revenue, not one, and investors and acquirers will expect the books to show it that way.
We maintain deferred revenue schedules, reconcile billing-platform payouts, separate R&D and software costs, and report burn and runway alongside the financial statements every month.
Where the books usually break
- Annual subscriptions booked as revenue in the month the cash arrived
- Billing-platform payouts that never reconcile to invoices
- No clear monthly burn or runway figure for the founders
- Development costs not separated for tax-credit or capitalisation reviews
What we typically handle
- Deferred revenue schedules
- Runway and burn reporting
- R&D cost tracking
Services
Services technology & saas clients use most
Bookkeeping
Day-to-day recording, categorisation and monthly close so your ledgers are always current and audit-ready.
View service BookkeepingFinancial reporting
Monthly reporting packs that explain performance instead of just listing numbers.
View service Financial reportingVirtual CFO & controller services
Senior financial oversight, forecasting and decision support without a full-time executive hire.
View service Virtual CFO & controller services
FAQs
Technology & SaaS questions
Do you maintain deferred revenue schedules?
Can you report burn and runway?
Do you prepare R&D tax credit claims?
Industries
Other sectors we support
Talk through your technology & saas 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.