AI moved the line on what can be automated in finance. Most of the new ground is sitting in your Excel files.
I find the repetitive parts of your close, reconciliations, and reporting that can now run on their own, build them on the tools you already use, and hand them back documented. Bring the one that wastes the most time.
One job, start to finish.
One reconciliation I rebuilt, from 30 hours a month to about 30 minutes. Real spend, real volumes, anonymised. The full detail on a call.
30 hours of reconciliation, down to 30 minutes
How working together goes.
Three steps, and you can stop after any of them. A free call to find the one process worth fixing, a short audit to map it, then a fixed-fee build that hands you back something that runs on its own.
Start with the job you'd most like to never do again.
If it already lives in Excel, even better. The logic is visible, your team knows the current path, and we can test a fix without changing any system.
Look at one process, the recurring cost of leaving it as-is, and whether there is a sensible next step.
Map where the hours go, where errors start, what data is involved, and which automations are worth building first.
A one-time, fixed-scope build using Excel, Office Scripts, Power Automate, or Python. You get a fully automated workflow running on your own infrastructure, complete with clear exception-handling controls, documentation, and a zero-dependency handover. No platform lock-in, no recurring subscription fees.
Fixed fee per project. Most engagements fall between DKK 10,000 and 80,000, scoped up front. No meter running.
One call. Bring your worst process.
Bring one process that takes too long, breaks too easily, or leans on one person. Thirty minutes, and by the end you'll know whether it's worth automating. If it isn't, I'll tell you.
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