Summary
The accounting firm works across spreadsheets, emails, accounting platforms, ERP exports, and scanned documents, so data entry, reconciliation, and reporting take time. Validation also slows decisions.
The solution became financial reporting software that connects finance sources, refreshes reports, supports spreadsheet models, and brings review into one workspace.
The software is made to reduce recurring manual work and errors across the firm’s financial reporting process.
Client story
The client is an accounting firm from Poland. It manages bookkeeping, tax compliance, and audit preparation.
Client financial reporting runs across spreadsheets, accounting systems, and other files.
The accounting firm works across spreadsheets, emails, and accounting platforms. ERP exports and scanned documents add more sources.
Data entry, reconciliation, reporting, and validation take time and create control gaps.
The request was simple: connect the firm’s finance sources, refresh financial reports, automate spreadsheet work, and provide dashboards for financial KPIs and trends.
The solution was shaped as connected modules for importing data, refreshing reports, reconciling totals, and comparing forecasts. The design kept professional review in the process while adding validation messages, status information, and anomaly flags.
The client asked for
- Connect finance data between spreadsheets, accounting, ERP, banking, CRM, and analytics.
- Refresh reports for profitability, cash flow, balance sheets, expenses, budgets, KPIs, and management.
- Build Excel or Google Sheets models with formulas, pivots, macros, VBA, or scripts.
- Show KPI dashboards, trends, analysis, drill-throughs, and scheduled refreshes.
Why ready-made software did not fit
Ready-made AP automation products handle invoice and supplier transactions, but their descriptions do not cover the firm’s full finance process. The custom solution was designed to combine reporting, forecasting, and reconciliation in one place. It also kept spreadsheet automation, validation, dashboards, and professional review together.
Project overview
The solution was designed around the firm’s real finance sources and rules. A first working version used typical files to check how data entered the system, how it was transformed, and where the results went.
The data connection workspace connects spreadsheets, Excel files, CSV data, and accounting or ERP sources. An approved Excel template keeps imported information organized, while validation messages and import status make problems visible.
The finance dashboard refreshes current information and presents profitability, cash flow, expenses, and calculated financial metrics. Custom reports and filters keep the view focused on the firm’s reporting needs.
The reconciliation review compares transaction totals and separates matched, unmatched, and duplicate items. Anomaly flags draw attention to discrepancies while the review status shows where checking stands.
The forecast and scenario model uses historical and current financial data to show cash-flow projections, balance-sheet projections, and scenario comparisons. The modules were added one by one so the firm could tune rules, templates, and settings before the next part was introduced.
Key features delivered
- Connect finance data sources
- Import approved Excel templates
- Validate imported finance data
- Refresh customized financial reports
- Calculate profitability and financial metrics
- Reconcile totals and transactions
- Flag duplicates, discrepancies, and anomalies
- Build cash-flow and balance-sheet forecasts
- Compare financial scenarios
- Review KPI dashboards and charts