Productized offer
One-Set-of-Books Close Automation: 21 days to 3, with eliminations handled by the system
One-Set-of-Books Close Automation folds acquired entities into a single governed ledger and automates the close so the consolidated period closes in about three business days instead of twenty-one. The program is fixed-scope over roughly 100 days, follows the published 100-Day Unification Blueprint, and states its basis-point target in the SOW.
Your time6-10 hours across the programchart of accounts decisions and two reviews.
Turnaround100 days
PriceFixed scopequoted after a one-week consolidation assessment
Guarantee10x on fee10x on fee; close-day target in the SOW
The basis-point lever
Close speed and working capital: margin by product line in week one; DSO and inventory decisions made on current numbers.
What you get
- Harmonized chart of accounts and subsidiary hierarchy
- Automated intercompany eliminations and reconciliations
- Agentic close checklist with exception routing
- Consolidated reporting from one set of books
Proof behind the offer
- Four ERPs to one set of books in a chemical roll-up
- The 100-Day Unification Blueprint
- Founder track record: close 8 hours to 15 minutes
Frequently asked questions
What is the constraint on a 100-day consolidation?
Finance decision-making on the chart of accounts, not the technical migration. We sequence the decisions in the first two weeks so the rest of the program is engineering.
Talk to the architect, not a salesperson
AI automation for private-equity portfolios, measured in basis points: a few hours of operating-partner time in, hundreds of engineering hours and margin out, delivered as working code in two-week sprints.