Every job follows the same method: a signed mandate, a confidence score on each decision, a record that explains it, and a named person who answers for it. Accounts payable is where every client starts.
Invoice Maestro, the first Mandate agent, reads every supplier invoice from your mailbox, verifies the supplier in your ledger, proposes the department and GL code from your own history, scores the decision and drafts it behind your approval gates. This is where the 60-Day Proof runs.
Statements are matched line by line to your ledger, the gaps are explained (an invoice never received, a credit not applied, a payment in transit) and the supplier query is drafted for a person to send. Month-end stops being the first time you find out.
Orders arriving by email or spreadsheet are read and checked against your customer and price data. Anything that does not match, a new customer, an unusual price, a missing reference, goes to a person with the reasoning written.
Reminders go on your schedule and in your tone, promises to pay are tracked, disputes are separated from late payers, and the accounts that need a conversation are surfaced early with the history to hand.
Receipts read, claims checked against your policy and the project they are charged to, coded and scored. The approver sees the exceptions and the reasoning, not the whole pile.
Accruals proposed from what is in flight, recurring journals drafted, reconciliations run and the close checklist worked through, with each judgement call surfaced to your controller with the evidence.
It is the job every services firm has, with the clearest audit question and the cleanest proof: sixty days read-only on your own ledger, and a report you keep whether or not you continue. The mandate, the score, the record and the named owner are built there and carried to every job that follows.
How the 60-Day Proof runs