When "Smart" Software Makes Dumb Mistakes

Why automated bookkeeping fails when it matters most

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The $30K Mistake: Why Automated Bookkeeping Isn't Enough

Automated bookkeeping seems like a smart move—until you’re explaining to investors why your numbers don’t add up. Or scrambling to fix errors that could have been caught months ago.

Those “time-saving” automated tools often create more work down the road. One client discovered their automated system had been miscategorizing revenue for 18 months. The fix? $30,000 in accounting fees and three months of restating financials.

Download the Guide to Learn:

  • The 3 biggest blind spots in automated systems (and what they're missing)
  • Real costs of AI accounting mistakes—from audit failures to investor rejection
  • Why 67% of fast-growing companies ditch automated-only solutions
  • How to spot red flags before they become expensive problems

Did you know?

82% of businesses fail due to poor cash flow management.

Growing businesses need more than software. They need strategic thinking, industry knowledge, and someone who can catch problems before they explode.

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