EconomicoAudit readiness
Know what backs the number you hand over
Read the statements, inspect the entries and find the source documents behind them. Economico gives you a reviewable record before an accountant or investor asks for it.
Start with a record you can inspect
At the company I ran before Economico, a late, rushed finance setup took years to clean up. The lesson was simple: make the work reviewable as it happens. In Economico, recorded contract activity posts to double-entry books and retains its source and statement provenance. You can follow a reported balance back to the activity that produced it.
Read the books before you share them
Your agent can read balances, the income statement, balance sheet, recognition and aging reports, and a mapped trial balance where your company's reporting package is supported. The read-only workspace shows documents, records, ledgers and reports from the same business history. An integrity check can replay the event history and compare the derived state. These are useful checks when preparing for an outside review; they are not an audit opinion.
Show this month's income statement and balance sheet. Which recorded activities and source documents explain the balances I should review?
Your accountant still reviews the accounting
Economico is not an audit and does not certify the books. Accountant-ready report and ledger exports are planned. On the Startup plan you can share selected reports and source documents through a revocable link; on any plan you can export the full event and document history for recovery and verification. Review the accounting and any corrections with a qualified professional.
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Build a record you can explain
Start with real transactions, then inspect the books they created before the next handoff.