Mandate
For accountancy practices

Run your clients' accounts payable on an engine that keeps the evidence

Practices that run bookkeeping and AP for clients carry the decision risk for every posting. Mandate gives each client its own mandate, its own record and its own monthly measurement.

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Client ledger
Bramley Dental Group
Ledger 3 of 12
Supplier invoice
Lab fees, March
Approved
Evidence
Score, reason, mandate version
Recorded

Illustrative example.

What Mandate knows about running AP for clients

Several ledgers, one method

Each client has its own mandate: what may be approved, what must be stopped, the ceiling and who is told. One way of working across every ledger you run.

Month-end deadlines

Invoices decided as they arrive, so the work does not pile up into the same three days for every client at once.

Year-end samples

When a client's auditor samples postings, each one has a logged, reasoned answer: the evidence, the score and who was told.

The decision risk

You post on your clients' behalf. The record should say why.

A practice answers for the postings it makes. Mandate records every decision with its evidence and confidence score on a tamper-evident, append-only audit trail, so the answer to "why was this posted here?" is the same for every client, every time.

How a practice works with Mandate

Start with one client ledger on the 60-Day Proof: read-only, free, on that client's own invoices. Partner arrangements for practices are agreed directly with Anton.

StartOne client ledger, 60 days, read-only
ThenFurther client ledgers, each under its own mandate
Talk toAnton, directly

See it decide on your own invoices before you pay

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