CFO intelligence platform

Your books, matched to reality — automatically.

Flying Ledger connects QuickBooks to the operational systems your business already runs on — keeping revenue, cash, debt and payables correct without the monthly spreadsheet rebuild, in one command center you can trust.

We're working with a small group of design partners while we polish the first-run experience. Not open to the public yet.

The problem

The real financial picture is scattered across systems that never agree

QuickBooks has your accounting. Your POS, booking and banking systems have what actually happened. Getting from “data in five systems” to “a number a CFO can trust” means someone reconciles it all by hand, every month — and revenue often gets posted by hand too, so the books end up both late and easy to get wrong.

What Flying Ledger does

Your operational reality, reconciled into clean books

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Books that match reality

Revenue is categorized and posted into QuickBooks with the correct deferred-revenue and revenue journal entries — automatically, not rebuilt by hand. Daily POS revenue is reconciled against what the POS itself reports.

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One command center

Cash, debt, revenue, net income and accounts payable across every entity, with drill-down into any number. Ask “Fly” a question and get an answer from your own live numbers.

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Treasury

Real bank and credit-card balances, a health score, and alerts when an account needs attention.

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Financing Snapshot

Loan balances and DSCR in a lender-ready summary — the numbers a lender asks for, already assembled.

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AP & Vendor Intelligence

Every open bill by who it's really owed to — messy vendor names cleaned up — and what's coming due.

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Intercompany reconciliation

For groups, confirms inter-entity balances match on both sides — and flags them when they don't.

Who it's for

Any business on QuickBooks — multi-entity groups benefit most

Any QuickBooks business
If you run QuickBooks alongside a POS, booking or bank stack, your books can be matched to reality automatically. A single company gets clean, automated books and one command center.
Multi-entity groups
The biggest winners: consolidated reporting and intercompany reconciliation on top of everything above — one portfolio view across every company.
Multi-venue hospitality
Where we started, with an existing customer. The first integrations are QuickBooks + Toast (POS) + Tripleseat (events) — so event revenue is no longer posted by hand. More sources are on the way.

How the design-partner program works

Three steps to books you can trust

A short fit call. We look at your systems and entities and whether your setup is a good match today.
We connect and reconcile together. We connect your systems and get your books matched to reality, hands-on.
You get support; we get feedback. You get hands-on help; we get real-world input before opening more broadly.

FAQ

Common questions

Is this live / can I sign up today?

It's actively used internally with real customer data flowing daily, but not open to the public yet. You can request a design-partner conversation or join the waitlist.

Do I need to be multiple companies?

No. Multi-entity groups get the most out of it, but a single company still gets clean, automated books and one command center.

We already have QuickBooks — why this?

QuickBooks holds the accounting. Flying Ledger keeps it matched to your operational systems automatically, so you're not rebuilding the picture by hand each month.

Which systems do you connect?

Today: QuickBooks, Toast (POS) and Tripleseat (events), with more source integrations planned.

See your books matched to reality

We're taking a small number of design partners and a waitlist while we make the first-run experience genuinely good.