Real books, real businesses around here.
The same rigor that holds up in a Fortune 500 audit and at the biggest event on the PGA Tour, put to work on local businesses that can actually use it. Here's some of that work.
Data, analytics & reporting for the largest-attended event on the PGA Tour.
We turned the WM Phoenix Open's numbers into decisions. We showed which product offerings were actually making the most money, used past years to predict which days would need the most staff, and closed out with numbers accurate enough to plan the next event around. Same thing we do for a local shop, just at a scale you'd recognize.
Years of double-counted deposits, gone.
Hundreds of payments at Abe's had been recorded twice, so the books showed far more revenue than the shop ever made. We rebuilt them until they matched reality.
A chart of accounts that answers questions.
We rebuilt the books in QuickBooks Online on a chart of accounts shaped around how the business really runs, with service work and event operations kept apart, so every report points at a decision instead of a generic template.
Ecommerce books that keep pace with the store.
For a growing Shopify brand, we got the financial side in order so sales, inventory, and cost line up month to month, and the founders can see what's selling and what's not.