Scott Cormier

Whether you're a founder trying to close books fast enough to make next week's decisions, or an accounting firm managing dozens of clients, you shouldn't have to hunt through software just to figure out what needs attention.

Early-stage founders need every possible advantage to distinguish themselves. That means knowing your business inside and out

Let’s be upfront: If your startup doesn’t have a tight handle on its financials, your chances of securing (much less retaining) venture capital will be slim.

All startup taxes are complicated. In crypto, you also have to factor in different sources, wallets, exchanges, and transaction histories across many platforms — the process is daunting.

Raising capital for your startup is one of the greatest milestones for a founder. It’s also one of the most complex.