Understand your companies.
We start with your business structure, reporting needs and who needs the view.
A clearer view of what you’re building
All your companies.
One clear picture.
Your QuickBooks companies, brought together in a financial dashboard built around you.
The bigger picture, in 30 seconds
See what comes together.
Explore the dashboard, your goals, and a conversation with your numbers.
A clearer picture starts with your companies.
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Perspective, without the patchwork
Separate businesses.
A connected understanding.
See how each company is doing, and what they add up to. Revenue, expenses and profit in one place, with room to look closer.
Start with the whole.
Then see the parts.
Owner’s OverviewIllustrative dataThe whole picture
Revenue$640,000
Expenses$440,000
Net profit$200,000
Revenue by monthUSD, thousands
Monthly revenue: January $72,000; February $87,000; March $106,000; April $103,000; May $132,000; June $140,000.
Net profit by company
Studio$84,000
Services$44,000
Property$48,000
Holdings$24,000
31.3% overall net margin
01
Your company structure
Organized around the businesses you own.
02
Your reporting view
Understand the total and its moving parts.
03
Your next conversation
Give your advisor a clearer starting point.
A better view.
On your side of the table.
Built for the owner who wants clarity, and the advisor helping them find it.
Less assembling.
More understanding.
More understanding.
The big picture should feel like yours.
A dashboard shaped around your companies, so you can see the combined position and ask better questions about what comes next.
- Company-level detail alongside the combined view
- A shared foundation for advisor conversations
- Setup scoped to your reporting needs
Numbers invite questions
Ask the dashboard.
Keep your advisor close.
Use AI to explore reporting questions. When a question calls for professional judgment, the next conversation belongs with your advisor.
The advisor relationship is part of the experience. Tax, investment and other professional decisions stay with the people qualified to guide them.
A conversation with your numbersInteractive illustration · Scripted sample answers
Across the four illustrative companies, revenue is $640,000 and expenses are $440,000. Net profit is $200,000, giving an overall net margin of 31.3% for January through June.
Preview the proposed review-and-consent step. This illustration does not send a message or notify an advisor.
Made to fit.
Built together.
Shape the dashboard.
Agree the scope, branding and reporting setup around your companies and advisor relationship.
Review the numbers together.
Walk through the reporting view, clarify its scope and establish how questions and support will be handled.
Your companies. Your perspective.
See what a clearer
picture could look like.
Let’s talk through your companies and the view you need.
A personal conversation, shaped around your business.