Perspectives, tools and resources from the field.
Most ERP implementations run into the same question: how much reporting detail belongs in the chart of accounts, and how much in financial dimensions? Get it wrong in one direction and your chart explodes into hundreds of near-duplicate accounts. Get it wrong in the other and every transaction becomes a data-entry minefield. And it is expensive to reverse once data starts flowing.
I put together a practical guide on how to use AI as a thinking partner to land on a balance you can actually stand behind, not to make the decision for you, but to weigh the trade-offs, run the maths, and stress-test your assumptions before you commit (Click to download the slides).
What the guide covers:
If you are scoping an ERP design or rethinking an existing chart of accounts and want to talk it through, feel free to connect or send me a message. Happy to help.
Group consolidation is one of the most repetitive, high-volume tasks in finance, and one of the easiest to underestimate. Intercompany matching, currency translation, journal review, and period-end commentary are exactly the areas where AI saves the time of your controller every close.
I put together a practical guide on where AI genuinely saves time, where it does not, and what to set up before you let it near your close (Click to download the slides).
What the guide covers:
If you are working on your period-end close and want to talk it through, feel free to connect or send me a message. Happy to help.
One of the most underestimated risks in any ERP migration is inventory valuation at cutover. Not just quantities — the cost layers behind them. Get that wrong with FIFO or average cost, and you have a direct P&L problem.
I put together a practical guide on where AI genuinely saves time, where it does not, and what questions to ask before cutover day (Click to download the slides).
What the guide covers:
If you are working through an ERP migration and want to talk it through, feel free to connect or send me a message. Happy to help.
I built 12floors.com using Claude AI and a basic hosting package. It is a simple site, and for what I needed, an AI assistant was enough to get it done.
In case it helps someone else who just needs a simple website, I made this step guide (Click to download the slides).
What the guide covers:
If you are curious or stuck somewhere, feel free to connect or send me a message. Happy to help.
Most people I talk to are about to waste their AI budget, the valuable time of their employees, and risk alienating their customers.
I put together a plain language guide covering everything an employee needs to make good AI decisions. Not theory. Practical building blocks, with real business examples throughout (Click to download AI presentation and guide).
What the guide covers:
Feel free to connect or send me a message. I am always happy to talk it through.