Your accountant gets a login. You keep your evening.
Keep statements, invoices, and receipts together by month. Share a scoped login with your accountant or investor when they need to review the evidence.
Organized by month
Keep each period's statements, invoices, and receipts together.
Linked to the financial work
Connect documents to the categories and records they support.
Gaps stay visible
See which months or items still need supporting evidence.
Scoped guest access
Give reviewers access to the shared space without opening the whole workspace.
Give your accountant a login, not a scramble.
Keep the documents together as the work happens, then share the space when review time comes.
Keep each period together.
Statements, invoices, receipts, and payslips sit in monthly folders with quarter rollups.
- One place to look. No final-week search across inboxes and drives.
- Quarter view. Move from a month to the broader reporting period.
Keep the document close to the number.
Link a document to the financial category it supports so the evidence can be found from the work.
- Traceable context. The supporting file stays attached to the record.
- Less reconstruction. Review what is already there instead of rebuilding the trail.
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Use Runwait to check what is present, what is missing, and where the file belongs.
- Status on demand. Ask what the month still needs.
- One shared space. The answer points back to the data room.
Can you add this AWS invoice to March? It just came through.
Added to March and linked to infrastructure. It is ready for review.
Our accountant asked for Q1. Anything missing?
Two receipts: the February offsite and one Uber. Everything else is filed and matched.
The Uber receipt is attached.
Added. Q1 now shows 96 documents, with one offsite receipt still missing.
Bring one real decision.
Bring the hire, spend, or raise you are considering. See the tradeoff before you commit.