Investor-ready books from day one, done by AI and verified by a senior accountant, so the number you hand your board is one you can defend.
You’ve raised, or you’re about to, and every dollar has a job.
Your books live in a spreadsheet you half-trust and update when you get a minute.
When someone asks how much runway you have left, you answer “about” something.
Revenue anywhere from pre-revenue up to roughly $500K.
A board member asks how many months of runway you have. You say eighteen. You’re 80% sure. Eighty percent is fine for a guess; it’s a rough way to run the one number your investors actually watch. Runway isn’t hard to know. It feels fuzzy because the inputs aren’t current.
Clean books, set up right the first time, so runway, burn, and spend are numbers you can read on a Tuesday and hand to an investor without a caveat. Set it up early, while it’s cheap and quiet, and diligence later stops being something you brace for.
1. Automated Intake:
Always-On AI: Laura handles the volume across your accounts and entities daily, so nothing waits for a month-end heroics session.
2. Human-in-the-Loop:
Senior Human Verification: A senior accountant owns the judgment: reconciliation, accruals, and GAAP, verified before it’s final. AI does the speed; a human owns the call.
3. Real-Time Clarity:
Real-Time Clarity: Open your Company Dashboard and see board-grade, lender-grade numbers on one screen, current and reconciled.

This stage runs on The Foundation. Like every Ledgerix Pro plan, it includes done-for-you books on QuickBooks Online or Xero, daily reconciliation, a senior accountant verifying every entry, a clean monthly close, and your always-current Company Dashboard.
I’m a CEO and a business owner. Ledgerix Pro is the system I built to run the books for Enyrgy, my own manufacturing company, because I was tired of month-old numbers and tax-season fire drills. Enyrgy’s books run on it every day: the AI does the work, a senior accountant verifies every entry, and the month closes reconciled. The standard I hold for your books is the one I hold for my own. Your data sits behind bank-grade security, every client’s books are completely separated, and every entry leaves a tamper-evident trail.


