Likvid / Continuous close

Close the month as it happens.

The same work, moved from one painful week to zero painful weeks — and an honest account of where our numbers stop.

A close is what happens when nobody explained the movements as they happened. Move the explaining to the day the money moves, and there is nothing left to assemble.

The month-end close
Everything happens in one spike, weeks after the fact.
Continuous close
Every day already carries its own explanation.
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Month-end close
Continuous close
Bank statement, invoice list, tax export and a spreadsheet, reconciled by hand.
Bank, tax authority and invoicing matched item by item, all day — reversals, part-payments, bank fees and card settlement included.
"Receivables" is an estimate, and three people quote it differently.
Receivables is a number with a document behind every line.
The same question every month: what was this transfer?
The question was asked once. The answer was kept, with its scope.
Corrections live in one person's head and in the accountant's notes.
Every decision is recorded: what, by whom, on what evidence.
You see July somewhere in the third week of August.
You see today, today — and what's still open, with the amount in it.
What it takes

Three things have to be true for a month to close itself.

01 · Live sources

The facts arrive on their own

Bank movements, the tax authority's own invoice records and your invoicing tool, pulled every day. Nothing waits for a month-end export.

What you connect →
02 · One unit

Documents belong to events, not to piles

An order, an invoice, a payment, a bank charge and a reversal are legs of one economic event — which is why what's missing can be counted.

The unit →
03 · A closed loop

Questions have to run out

Anything the machine can't explain becomes one question for a person, and that answer is kept with its scope and reused on the next similar item.

How it learns →
The honest part

Where our numbers stop and your accountant's begin.

See it on your own numbers.

Free during the beta, access by request. Connecting takes about fifteen minutes, and the bank side only ever reads.

Request access → What it will not do
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How it learns — one question, once
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The books — what a closed month looks like