QSolve on your own data
We map your chart of accounts and entity hierarchy, then run a full close alongside your existing process. Implementation support throughout.
QSolve is a financial review platform for controllers and their teams. AI handles reconciliation, matching, and first-draft variance notes. Your policies decide what it can do, and every action is logged for your auditors.
Interactive demo of the Financial Review module. Figures shown are representative.
Most finance teams add automation first and work out the controls later. QSolve is built the other way round. Governance and audit evidence are part of how the automation runs, not something layered on afterward.
You set the rules: materiality thresholds, approval paths, who can post what. AI works inside those rules the same way a staff accountant would, and it cannot step outside them.
QSolve matches transactions, reconciles balances, flags anomalies, and drafts review notes. Routine items clear on their own. Your team looks at the exceptions.
Each AI decision, manual override, and approval is written to a timestamped log that cannot be edited. When auditors ask how a number was arrived at, the answer is already there.
Reconciliation, variance analysis, and sign-off in one place, with the policy checks and audit log built into each step.
QSolve matches transactions and reconciles balances against your sub-ledgers and modules. Anything it cannot match with high confidence goes to an exception queue, with its reasoning attached so a reviewer can decide quickly.
Flux analysis runs as data arrives. For each material movement, QSolve drafts an explanation from the underlying transactions and names its sources. Reviewers edit the draft rather than starting from a blank page.
Opex ran 5.6% over budget in September. Two drivers account for 94% of the movement: utility allocation on three newly onboarded properties (+$412K) and a one-time debt service true-up (+$180K). Underlying run-rate is flat versus August.
Each item follows your approval path. Segregation of duties is checked automatically, thresholds route items to the right approver, and the evidence pack is assembled before sign-off.
Sub-ledger and bank reconciliations with reviewer certification. Depreciation and amortization arrive already posted from the asset and debt modules.
Drafted explanations for material movements, with sources.
Close tasks, owners, and dependencies in one checklist.
SOX controls mapped to activity and exportable for testing.
QSolve does not replace Yardi, MRI, or QuickBooks. Your property system stays the system of record. QSolve reads from it, runs the close against it, and hands back a period your auditors can test.
Scheduled ledger, sub-ledger, and bank exports mapped to your chart of accounts and entity hierarchy.
Matching, reconciliation, and anomaly detection run on the data. Routine items clear; exceptions are queued.
Reviewers work the exception queue and edit drafted notes. Segregation of duties and thresholds are enforced on each approval.
The period is certified with its evidence pack attached, ready to hand to internal or external audit.
Some close work is created long before period end, in the paperwork behind a transaction. QSolve tracks four workstreams alongside your property system so those balances arrive supported instead of being rebuilt in a spreadsheet each month.
Invoices coded and matched to purchase orders and service agreements, with accruals generated from the contract schedule rather than estimated.
Tenant receipts and lockbox files applied to open items and matched to bank deposits, with the daily position rolled into a short-term view.
Depreciation run against the fixed asset register and loan schedules carrying interest, principal, and cost amortization, so the rollforwards foot before review.
Utility and billing data normalized and allocated to properties, and budgets kept in sync with actuals so variance compares against current targets.
Each workstream reads from your system of record and writes only to QSolve. Nothing is posted back to your ledger without an approved journal entry.
One engine defines every routing rule: who prepares, who reviews, who approves, and what has to be true before an item can move. Segregation of duties, approval thresholds, and period locks are configured once and enforced everywhere, so an invoice approval and a reconciliation sign-off follow the same governed path.
Questions, clarifications, and review notes stay attached to the item they are about instead of scattering into email. A reviewer requests support on a specific account, the preparer answers in place, and the exchange is part of the evidence record that goes to the auditor.
QSolve keeps the evidence as work happens, so audit preparation is an export rather than a project.
An evaluation runs QSolve on your ledger alongside your existing process, so you judge it on your own numbers rather than a demo script.
We map your chart of accounts and entity hierarchy, then run a full close alongside your existing process. Implementation support throughout.
At the end of the evaluation you hold a signed-off period with its evidence pack, mapped to your SOX controls and ready for testing.
Finance teams running property, utility, or debt portfolios who want AI in the close but need to keep the controls.
We will walk through your entity structure, your ledger, and the controls you need to keep.
We reply within one business day to arrange a walkthrough of your entity structure, ledger, and controls.