Financial Analyst
Your monthly management report, written from your books
Connect NetSuite, Sage Intacct, Xero or QuickBooks — we only read, never write to your books. Your AI financial analyst builds the management report from your own ledger: P&L, balance sheet against the prior month, a 13-week cash flow forecast and a written read of what moved and why.
No connector? Upload an Excel export instead
- We only read — never write to your books
- First month free, then from $599/mo
Trained on
your accounting system (NetSuite, Sage Intacct, Xero or QuickBooks) — we only read, never write + your plan and assumption register + public macro benchmarks
Methods
- The management and investor reports are assembled from your ledger's own postings — every line cites its source account
- EBITDA is called EBITDA only when depreciation is read from the books; otherwise the line is honestly named the operating result
- Variances are explained with data: which product groups and articles moved the line against the prior month
- An unclosed month publishes revenue only — no invented zero cost of sales, ever
- A second, independent AI reviewer reads every monthly narrative before release; disagreements come to you
- Never writes to your books — read requests only, even where the accounting system's permission is technically read-write
Who it's for
Founders and finance leads in small and mid-sized businesses — trade, services, manufacturing, SaaS.
How it works
From signup to the first finished piece of work.
Connect NetSuite, Sage Intacct, Xero or QuickBooks — we only read, never write to your books. QuickBooks and Xero: sign in and approve; NetSuite and Sage Intacct: a one-time setup by your administrator, step by step. Several legal entities in one base? Pick whose numbers to read.
It detects your business shape and builds the reporting and the driver model straight from the books.
Every month, on the 1st: a management report draft for your approval — P&L, balance sheet, cash, cycles, and a variance read with causes.
A second, independent AI reviews the narrative before it reaches you or your board.
Capability matrix
Does well, with review, won't do.
Out-of-scope tasks escalate · they don't hallucinate
Does well
- Management report: P&L, balance sheet with comparison, cash, cycles, article breakdowns
- 13-week cash forecast, minimum balance and headroom
- Variance read with drivers: which groups and articles moved the line
- Plan up to 24 months ahead: eight methods, editable drivers, Excel with live formulas and a five-year outlook
- Several legal entities in one NetSuite or Sage Intacct account — each read on its own
- Board deck (PPTX): cover, month summary, P&L, profit bridge, 13-week cash, what changed, decisions and appendix — laid out from the approved report, nothing recomputed.
With review
- Every monthly narrative gets a second, independent review
- Material variances pause auto-send for your review
- Reviewer disagreements come to you to decide
Won't do
- Never closes the books, never posts entries
- Never publishes an AI explanation citing a source it was not given
- Never prepares fundraising materials
Every forecast is scored against the months that later closed — per line you see how close it ran, which way it missed, and on how many months that was measured.
Connections
Per tool: why we need it, what we do, how it's audited.
Connect what you need, when you need it. The assistant only reads tools you explicitly link — never the rest of your stack.
- Your accounting system — NetSuite, Sage Intacct, Xero or QuickBooks. We only read — never write to your books.
- Optional: billing (Stripe) — we reconcile the revenue in your books against the payments that actually landed.
- Assemble the management and investor reports and the Excel workbook on every refresh.
- Keep the plan and the reconciliation: every report line is checked against the books, gaps are named.
- Run a second, independent review of every monthly narrative before release.
- Read the cash balance out of that same ledger every week and score it against the forecast — the cash view shows the gap and which way the forecast leans.
We only read — never write to your books, and any ledger write is rejected. QuickBooks and Business Central offer no read-only permission, so their tokens are technically read-write; Ataski only issues read requests.
Works with
The monthly report, from your accounting system
Guides & tools
Doing it by hand this month?
- QuickBooks Online management report
- Xero budget vs actual
- Board pack template
- Monthly management report template
- What is management reporting?
- Variance analysis
- Month-end close checklist
- How to read a P&L
- 13-week cash flow forecast
- Small business KPI dashboard
- Variance commentary examples
- Profit up, cash down
- Monthly investor update template
- Cash runway calculator
- Working capital calculator
- Cash conversion cycle calculator
- Construction company monthly report
- Restaurant monthly report
- Marketing agency monthly report
Financial metrics explained
The numbers in the report: definition, formula and a worked example
- Revenue growth rate
- Gross profit
- Gross margin
- Contribution margin
- Operating margin
- EBITDA
- Net profit margin
- Budget vs actual
- Operating cash flow
- Burn rate
- Cash runway
- Working capital
- Current ratio
- Quick ratio
- Days sales outstanding (DSO)
- Days inventory outstanding (DIO)
- Days payable outstanding (DPO)
- Cash conversion cycle (CCC)
- Accounts receivable aging
- All metrics
Questions
Before you connect your books
What does the AI Financial Analyst produce each month?
On the 1st of every month, a draft management report for the month just ended: P&L and balance sheet against the prior month, cash, a 13-week cash flow forecast and a variance read with its causes, plus an investor report and an Excel workbook. A second, independent AI reviews the narrative; once you approve, a board deck follows.
Which accounting systems does it work with?
NetSuite, Sage Intacct, Xero, QuickBooks Online, Zoho Books and Business Central. Xero and QuickBooks Online connect by signing in and approving; Zoho Books and Business Central, in beta, connect the same way. NetSuite and Sage Intacct are in beta and need a one-time setup by your administrator. Several legal entities in one account? Pick whose numbers to read.
Is it safe — does it change my books?
It does not change them. We only read — never write to your books: it posts no journal entries, closes no periods, and any ledger write is rejected. QuickBooks offers no read-only permission, so its token is technically read-write; Ataski only issues read requests. Your data is never used to train AI.
How much does it cost?
Plans start at $599 a month for one company. The first month is free with no card: it starts when you connect your books, and if no card is added by the end, the plan pauses — it is not cancelled. Paid yearly, one company is $5,990 — 2 months free — billed upfront, with no free month.
What it reads on every task
Your data. Not the public internet.
Loaded fresh per task — change a doc, the next task picks it up. No retraining, no week-long fine-tune, no stale snapshot.
- Your plan — monthly, up to 24 months ahead, eight line-forecast methods, editable drivers with an edit history; the Excel workbook extends it to a five-year outlook
- Your monthly reports — immutable revisions: what you approved is what a shared link shows, forever
- Your reconciliation and data quality — DSO/DPO/DIO, reconciliation pairs and the provenance of every figure
- Your three scenarios — base, downside, upside: every line carries its own driver, and the scenario moves all of them, down to loan interest and working capital
Guardrails
When it stops and asks you.
- Every monthly narrative is reviewed by a second, independent AI before release; your board sees it, so the bar is the strictest on the staff
- A variance above the materiality gate is flagged and explained with ledger drivers, not generic words
- A disagreement between the worker and its reviewer lands in your inbox instead of being resolved silently
- Books not closed — the report says so plainly and shows only the lines the books support
Plans
Solo
$599/mo
One entity — driver-based forecast and a reviewed monthly drift narrative.
Choose Soloor $5,990 a year — 2 months free · Pay yearly
The year is billed today; the free first month comes with monthly billing.
Team
$1,499/mo
Three companies in one workspace — separate books, a full cockpit for each, one-click switching. Invite as many colleagues as you like: the plan counts companies, never seats. AR Cash Collector Solo included (300 invoices, unlimited letters — one per customer per week).
Choose Teamor $14,990 a year — 2 months free · Pay yearly
The year is billed today; the free first month comes with monthly billing.
Practice
$1,995/mo
Up to 10 companies in one workspace — portfolio board, a full cockpit per company, and one-click switching between them. AR Cash Collector Solo included (300 invoices, unlimited letters — one per customer per week).
Choose Practiceor $19,950 a year — 2 months free · Pay yearly
The year is billed today; the free first month comes with monthly billing.
Try the sample, or start with your own data.