MSOFlow started with multi-entity reporting automation and is growing into a family of tools for finance and operator-led teams — reporting, delivery & ops automation, and time tracking. Deterministic first: every output traceable, nothing invented.
Every product is built to the same standard: numbers you can trace, failures that announce themselves, and your data under your control.
Three tools, one thesis: the system does the recurring work, and you can check every result.
One PowerPoint template + one spreadsheet → a finished, board-ready deck for every entity, with tie-out evidence. See the product or try the live demo.
Early access. Run projects and workstreams from the files you already have — the board stays current and the status update writes itself. See the product.
Early access — Windows. Local-first, billing-grade time capture for consultants — quarter-hour rounding your clients can check. Meet HourEngine.
Built by a CPA-led team for people who have to stand behind their numbers.
Every generated value is traceable to a source cell or record — and re-verified after generation, not assumed.
Unmapped fields and missing data stay visible instead of silently blanking. You find out before you distribute, not after.
The reporting demo runs entirely in your browser. HourEngine stores everything locally on your machine. Pilot data is encrypted, isolated, and auto-deleted.
MSOFlow is expanding into a suite of workflow automations for finance and operator-led teams. Coming next — join early access to vote on what ships first:
Multi-entity QBO consolidation with documented elimination rules and an audit trail — flowing straight into your board decks.
New entity live in days: day-1 accounting, chart-of-account mapping, intercompany linkage, and the entity added to your consolidated pack.
NPV, IRR, and payback business cases rendered as board-ready approval slides — standardized across every site and entity.
MSOFlow products are built and delivered alongside the Atvisor firms — CPA-led consulting and client accounting under common ownership. Start with a scoped, paid pilot on one real workflow, then make it repeatable.
Try the reporting demo in your browser, request early access to ops automation or HourEngine, or describe the recurring work you want off your plate.