With the recent release of LedgerTB (https://ledgertb.com/ - free desktop bookkeeping software), I had a thought and I wonder if anyone else does this. I was thinking of starting to offer bookkeeping to clients where they don’t have any access to the books at all. In essence the job I would be doing for them is compiling their financials and giving them reports as they need. Does anyone already do something like this for their clients and how do you find that this works? On one hand I can offer the service for cheaper because they have less access and the client can save money by not having to pay for something like QuickBooks. For a lot of single-person businesses where everything is service-based and they don't tend to send invoices, this could be very helpful. I would love to hear everyone's thoughts.

I've been running tests with it and so far it's been able to do some incredible work. It can post entries directly to QBO. I gave it 4 months of Shopify payout data and it made all 4 months of journal entries based on my prior journal entry perfectly. I had it help me with some reconciliations which were giving me trouble. If you're using it, what use cases have you used it for yet? It's free through August 31st.

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