Authoritative finance inputs
Entities, accounts, periods, currencies, invoices, payments, expenses, projects, time, commitments, forecasts, and reconciliation status.
Agency reporting becomes useful when accounting results, project economics, cash, receivables, revenue forecasts, capacity, and pipeline are connected without being treated as interchangeable.
Entities, accounts, periods, currencies, invoices, payments, expenses, projects, time, commitments, forecasts, and reconciliation status.
Close, classify, allocate, reconcile, calculate, review, explain variance, approve, publish, act, correct, and preserve versions.
Every material value has a definition, period, source, calculation, owner, limitation, comparison, and drill-down path.
The useful product is the one your team can keep current while preserving ownership, evidence, and the client relationship.
Model accounting statements, cash, aging, revenue, WIP, project margin, utilization, pipeline, forecasts, entities, and service lines.
Reconcile sources, close the period, apply definitions, calculate, review exceptions, explain variance, publish, and record decisions.
Test late entries, duplicate data, stale integrations, changed allocation, disputed invoice, currency difference, missing time, and reopened period.
Confirm leaders can distinguish formal accounting, operational economics, cash movement, forecasts, and assumptions before acting.
Confirm current plan availability, limits, integrations, and migration behavior directly with each provider.
Evaluate accounting statements, cash, receivables, revenue, WIP, project cost, margin, utilization, forecasts, dimensions, permissions, evidence, and exports.
Not necessarily. Project models may use operational revenue and cost allocations that differ from formal accounting definitions.
Reconcile one closed period from source transactions through project, client, cash, and accounting views, including a correction.
Start with one active client and the hardest normal exception.