LedgerFlare uses cloud accounting technology and tools within the cloud accounting ecosystem, and can digitize almost any paper process. We can also setup direct "view only access" setups to all your important accounts minimizing the amount of documents you need to send us.

A bookkeeper can wear many hats, depending on the business they’re supporting. In the simplest form, a bookkeepers job is to track all of the revenue and expenses that flow in and out of your business, ensure the proper coding and categorization of those transactions, and then Reconcile all of your accounts, so that your income, expenses, loans, bank accounts, credit cards, and other accounts are accurately represented in your financial reports (i.e. Profit and Loss, balance sheet, etc.) For businesses that generate revenue by invoicing clients, bookkeepers will often be involved in the invoicing process and following up on these invoices. These tasks fall under accounts receivable work. Bookkeepers are also frequently involved in managing payroll and paying vendor, contractor, utility, and other bills on behalf of the company. In some cases, bookkeepers also manage some administrative tasks.

Most of our clients need a little bit of cleanup when they first join LedgerFlare. That's why we plan for some cleanup time when you first signup - on average, about 5 hours of cleanup. However, if your books have been neglected, it might take more time to get them accurate. If that is the case, we will communicate with you on the estimated time for recommended cleanup. It is billed at an hourly rate.

We know businesses evolve. That is why LedgerFlare provides scope-based contracts that are flexible. What this means for you, is that the service you sign up for today can be scaled in the future to keep pace with your business development. It doesn't matter if you need extra support in 6 months or 2 years. We're ready when you are.