Financial Statement Tie-out Agent

Agrees every number in the draft accounts to the file and runs the disclosure checklist against the framework.

The challenge

The last days of an engagement go on casting, cross-checking notes to primaries, and working through a disclosure checklist that runs to hundreds of lines. Errors found here are embarrassing; errors missed here are worse.

What the agent does

  • Casts the statements and checks internal consistency between primaries and notes, and between this year and comparatives.
  • Agrees each figure to the trial balance or the workpaper that supports it, and marks what does not tie.
  • Works through the disclosure checklist for the framework in use and cites the paragraph behind each gap.
  • Re-runs in minutes when the client sends a new draft and reports only what changed.

Your people stay in control

Each checklist answer shows the page it relied on. A manager confirms the checklist; the agent never marks a requirement as not applicable on its own.

Works with

  • Engagement software
  • Accounts production tools
  • Standards libraries

How we measure success

  • Tie-out hours per set of accounts
  • Inconsistencies found before partner review
  • Turnaround on revised drafts

Kind of work

Research and review. The agent reads large volumes of documents and answers questions, showing the source for every point.

Technical design, for technical readers

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