Run the back office without hiring one.
Invoices, bills, licenses and bank statements land on the same few people. ALK checks each one, catches price differences, duplicates and deadlines, and shows where your cash stands, with the source attached to every answer.
The back office, before and after ALK.
Stop paying for what you did not agree to.
ALK reads each supplier invoice with its purchase order and receiving slip. At Leavenhill Bakery, the company we use to show ALK at work, Birchmoor Dairy billed butter at $4.85 a pound against an agreed $4.35. ALK caught it and shows the exact line it came from.
Every invoice in its place before Friday.
Twenty invoices checked in one run: 15 ready to pay, 2 to query with the supplier and 3 on hold. Nothing moves into Friday's run until a person approves it.
See where Friday's money goes.
Ask in plain words and get a sheet and a chart back. Stonecrest Mills is the biggest bill this week at $5,412.60, and $2,069.40 of it is on hold.
Know before a hold holds up the run.
Set your line once: warn me when more than $5,000 is on hold. The run's totals stay live, and ALK tells you when the line is crossed, as it was here at $6,132.40.
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"Bring your team in on day one. Start free, check your first batch of invoices, and upgrade when you need more."








