A calmer close
Closed by day seven, not day twelve.
The accounting system for growing companies that have outgrown QuickBooks but aren't ready for NetSuite. Every entity in one set of books, and a month-end close your team can finish by business day seven.
- Closed by workday 7
- Audit-ready books
- Multi-entity support
Built for the CFO who has outgrown QuickBooks
If your company has somewhere between $10 million and $100 million in revenue and still runs its books on QuickBooks, you probably know the signs.
- You keep a separate QuickBooks file for each company you own.
- The close takes ten business days or more, and longer after every acquisition.
- Your board, lender, or private-equity sponsor wants numbers sooner.
- Someone quoted you a NetSuite project, and the timeline made you wince.
The step in between
How our customers describe the choice they faced.
QuickBooks
Where almost all of our customers started, often with one file per legal entity and a spreadsheet to tie them together.
ClosedBySeven
A full accounting system with every entity in one place, a close checklist built in, and a median go-live of 8 weeks.
NetSuite
A powerful system built for larger companies. Our customers were quoted 6 to 12 months to implement it. Above $100 million in revenue, it is often the right choice, and we will tell you so.
AI suggests. Your team decides.
ClosedBySeven suggests how to code transactions, which bank and intercompany entries match, and a first draft of why the numbers moved this month. Your accountants accept, edit, or reject every suggestion. Nothing posts without a person approving it.
“Every acquisition used to mean another QuickBooks file and another weekend of intercompany entries.”
Controller, Ferrolake Technology Group. Read the story