1. Drop in whatever you have

Clean spreadsheets, old .xls files, PDF statements, scans, a zip of everything. Each file is read row by row, and every figure has to be proved: the words behind it must really appear in the page it claims to come from. A number your file cannot support never gets stored.

2. It checks what is missing first

It looks over what you sent the way a reviewer would. A March close with no bank statement. A ledger that stops in October. It asks for what it genuinely needs, then carries on using assumptions it states out loud on the task where you cannot miss them.

3. The work gets built

Your question goes to whoever it needs: reconciliation, analysis, model building, research. Every figure is calculated from your rows, never estimated. Close the tab and it keeps working. Anything longer than a couple of minutes emails you when it is done.

4. A checker works every number out again

Before you see anything, a second pass works the figures out on its own and reads every built file page by page. Workbooks arrive with live formulas, so you can trace and change the model yourself. It is a real model, not a picture of one.

5. It tells you when it cannot

Ask for a breakdown by department when the department column is empty and it says so, then tells you what would make it possible. Anything it could not check is flagged for you to sign off rather than handed over as fact. The alternative is confident numbers nobody can check.

6. It never gets the keys

There is no connection to your accounting system, your bank or your email, and there is no setting that would create one. It works from the files you hand it, plus published sources when a job needs a rate or a benchmark your data cannot give it. Nothing it does can post an entry or move money, so a mistake costs you a correction rather than your books.

Try it on real work

The free plan is three real tasks with your own files. Run one you already know the answer to.