I'm Stefan Meyer, a Chartered Accountant who codes.
I build software that joins up the systems you already own — it reads your documents, matches your numbers and builds the controls in. Your information flows by itself, and you run the business off one live view.
Most people have never imagined it could be this easy — they don't know it's possible. And it is easy, once it's built: everything is transparent, processing happens by itself, and the controls stop the errors before they happen.
The few who know it's possible usually say no, because it's hard to build. Hard is fine. Nothing on your list can't be done.
"Can it read a document from one system and match it into another?" Yes.
"Can it replace the hours where two people sit comparing numbers — the sales rep against the accountant, claims against underwriting?" Yes.
"Can it talk to a system from 1998?" Also yes.
And if the system is genuinely broken? Then we build a new one — quickly, and at the best price. Don't be held hostage by suboptimal systems.
I price the way I build — so the risk sits on my side of the ledger, not yours.
We agree upfront what the system must save or fix. Then you watch it work on your own data, with the saving measured. The invoice follows the proof — not the promise.
Optional monthly support keeps the system tuned, monitored and improving as your business changes. It only exists while the software is visibly earning its keep — cancel any month, and you still own everything.
If the system doesn't work as we agreed — any time in the first 12 months — you get your money back. A CA doesn't sign off numbers that don't balance.
How long does it take to get a straight answer about this month's numbers?
How many hours went into departments re-checking each other's work this week, because the systems don't share information properly?
How many meetings exist only so two people can agree on a figure?
And when last did you leave work on time, without the nagging feeling you'd missed something?
Add it up across a year and it's a salary. Paid in your money, and your evenings.
Every one of those hours is automatable. The fastest way to know your number is a ten-minute conversation:
Month-end in days instead of weeks. Nothing waits in anyone's inbox. People only ever handle the exceptions — the system does the rest.
Live dashboards split by status — what's open, what's approved, what's outstanding — every number drilling down to the transaction and the actual source document. No more asking for reports.
Errors are stopped before they post, not found after. Every step is time-stamped with who did it. Built by a CA who audits controls for a living.
Owners love this. Accountants, processors and clerks love it more — the re-typing, chasing and filing gets deleted from their day, so they do the thinking while the system does the typing. Happier team, cleaner books.
Accounting · insurance · property · operations — anywhere paper, email and spreadsheets meet money.
A property group's ordering ran on email threads and memory.
We replaced it with one system: budget-checked orders raised in under a minute, approved with one click from the approver's phone, the PO emailed to the supplier automatically.
The supplier's invoice arrives, is read, matched to its order, fraud-screened, and booked — with a hyperlink from the ledger entry to the actual invoice document.
It also retired a paid invoice-screening subscription — the in-house controls check more, because they check against our own orders and history.
WhatsApp, call or email me one sentence about your most painful process.
You'll get a straight answer about whether it's automatable, and what it would save.
Plus a free 30-minute audit slot — no deck, no obligation. And remember: I don't say no.