Document & invoice intake
Capture, classify, post. With audit trail.
Solazur works with accounting firms, audit practices, and mid-market CFO functions to automate the workflows that consume the most billable, non-billable, and overtime hours.
Capture, classify, post. With audit trail.
Reconciliations, accruals, eliminations, accelerated.
Continuous controls, exception-based review.
Working papers assembled before fieldwork starts.
Models that update themselves.
Belgian and EU returns, prepared and reviewed.
Yes, and it is one of the highest-leverage cases in mid-market finance. Most of the two weeks is spent on data gathering, reconciliation, and accrual calculations that follow rules your team already knows. We automate those steps. Typical engagements take month-end from 10 to 14 days down to 3 to 5 days.
It improves them. Every automated step has a complete audit trail: what data went in, what logic ran, what came out, who approved it, when. Auditors generally prefer this to spreadsheet-based work because the controls are explicit. We design the workflow with your auditor at the table.
Yes. This is the common starting state. We do not require a single source of truth before we start. The automation layer reads from each system in its native format, consolidates, and outputs the report. Over time, the architecture often points to which systems can be retired, but that is a downstream conversation.
Yes. The aim is faster, more accurate payment, not less human contact. We automate the invoice capture, three-way matching, and approval routing. Exceptions and supplier communication stay with your AP team. Cycle time drops, errors drop, and your team spends time on supplier relationships instead of data entry.
These are second-phase cases for most clients. They depend on having clean, consolidated transactional data, which we usually need to build first. Once that foundation exists, automated cash forecasting and FX exposure reporting become straightforward. We address them once the core reporting is reliable.
Bring your three biggest operational headaches. Leave with a one-page roadmap.