Reduce hours spent manually executing accounting tasks to instead prioritize data analysis and strategic decision-making. That is the goal of “Accountfy”, the Brazilian software that has revolutionized financial management for thousands of large, small and medium-sized companies in Latin America and that is now available in Chile from Smart CFO, the leading national company in the field.
By uploading their accounting books to the platform, a large company or a small startup can access the reporting of their financial statements in record time, including balance sheets, direct or indirect cash flow, projections, consolidations, or comparisons with the same time a previous year. All within the same interface and without the need to be an expert.
Support for SMEs
“We decided to work with Accountfy because it is a tool that democratizes the visualization and analysis of financial reports. In the case of a startup, for example, it makes the review of data notoriously more efficient, but with the guarantee that you don’t need to be an Excel expert or a financial expert to use it”explains Valeria Cea, Chief Revenue Officer at Smart CFO.
Smart CFO currently manages the finances of more than 160 SMEs in various industries and they say that Accountfy has been a great success in solving everyday problems, such as the need for summary reports, real-time financial statements and projections.
“It is common for doubts to arise in the data review process, which is why we appreciate that the platform offers the option to leave comments, generate alerts and resolve them on the spot,” adds Cea.
Depending on the financial modeling requested by each client, alerts can be programmed in case there are numbers that are outside the SME’s tolerance range. In these cases, a protocol is activated and Smart CFO provides the necessary advice so that the entrepreneur can make strategic decisions and avoid a possible financial crisis.
During 2023 alone, Accountfy experienced a 16% growth in its international client portfolio, closing alliances with more than 40 new partners from countries such as Argentina, Uruguay, Peru and recently Chile. “With these strategic alliances, the goal is to gain more and more notoriety and increase our client portfolio,” says Goldwasser Neto, co-founder and CEO of Accountfy.
