ABI, explained
ABI (Accounting Business Intelligence) turns a business’s books into financial statements and a Power BI report, ready to read every month.
Monthly statements
Financial statements prepared from your ledger and ready to read every month.
Power BI report
Margin, revenue and cost views in one report that updates with the books.
13-week cash forecast
A rolling cash outlook refreshed each month so surprises arrive early.
Industry measures
Benchmarks shaped to how your trade actually earns its money.
No new software
BI starts from the books you already keep, so nothing new to buy.
Monthly review
A short call to walk through the numbers and agree the next actions.
ABI vs the alternatives
Three ways to see your numbers. Only one is built once from your books and kept current, month after month.
Once-a-year reporting
Numbers arrive months late.
Decisions are already made.
No view of your cash.
Spreadsheets
Rebuilt by hand each month.
Formulas break without warning.
One person owns the file.
Versions disagree.
ABI
Built once from the books.
Refreshed monthly.
Same measures every period.
Cash forecast included.
Reviewed with you.
Four steps
Connect your books, we build your measures, you get a monthly dashboard, we review it together and act.