Financial data and analytics services
Reporting rules encoded once, applied every period, corrected in one place.
This case study shows financial reporting automation in practice. Before, financial statements were assembled by hand against accounting-standard presentation requirements. Each reporting period repeated the same work, each repetition risked a different error, and corrections were made in spreadsheets and lost by the next cycle.
We built an automated financial reporting system that produces standard-compliant financial statements directly from source data, with presentation and classification rules encoded as system logic rather than convention. A correction is now made to a rule once, not to a spreadsheet every quarter.
The situation
- Financial statements were assembled manually against accounting-standard presentation requirements.
- Each reporting period repeated the same work, and each repetition risked a different error.
- Corrections were made in spreadsheets and lost by the next cycle.
What we built
- A reporting system producing standard-compliant statements directly from source data.
- Presentation and classification rules encoded as system logic rather than convention.
- Reporting output structured so figures can be traced back to their source records.
What changed in daily operations
- Period-end stopped consuming analyst weeks.
- A correction is made to a rule once, not to a spreadsheet every quarter.
- Finance staff review and explain the numbers instead of assembling them.
Related work
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