Financial systems integration and reporting

Keep the grants coming, with one set of numbers for everyone

When your bookkeeper, staff and board keep their own numbers, the grant report shows it. We integrate the data and the people into one system for US nonprofits.

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Your next grant depends on numbers a funder can trust

Your bookkeeper records the transactions. Nobody turns them into numbers a funder can read. That is not a bookkeeping problem. It is a funding risk.

  • The grant report is due

    The next tranche depends on it, and the numbers aren't ready.

  • A funder asks about a restricted gift

    You need a full day to show how their money was spent.

  • The board approved a new program

    Nobody can say whether the money is there to run it.

  • You're the director and the finance person

    A CFO isn't in the budget, so the financials land on your desk on top of everything else.

What you get

A finance function for your nonprofit, without the hire

We set the system up once, then run it with you every month. Your bookkeeper keeps the books; we turn them into numbers your board and funders can use.

  • Books set up the way funders read them

    We clean up your chart of accounts and map it to the Form 990. Every grant gets its own label in QuickBooks, and spending is split into programs, admin and fundraising as it happens, not at year-end.

  • Every grant in one place

    Award, payments received, money still to come, conditions attached, budget lines and every report deadline. Alerts go up well before a report is due, so nothing depends on one person's memory.

  • Donor and board reporting in Syft Analytics

    Dashboards and a monthly report built on your bookkeeper's monthly numbers: a summary up front, budget against actual for each grant and how much of each is left. Restricted and unrestricted money shown separately.

  • Budget and cash flow, ahead of time

    Next year's budget, split by month from your own history. A cash-flow forecast that shows when grant payments land and whether payroll is covered, plus scenarios to bring to board and donor meetings.

  • Your team tags, learn QuickBooks only if necessary

    Staff mark each expense with its program and grant in a simple web and phone app. It doesn't require QuickBooks logins or endless email chains with the bookkeeper.

  • Training and a monthly review

    We train your treasurer and team to read the reports and use the dashboards, then meet with you every month to go through the numbers and the deadlines coming up.

How it works

Set up once, then a steady monthly rhythm

No new bookkeeper and no new accounting software. We start from the books you already have.

  1. Start with a call

    We look at your books, your grant agreements and what your funders and board ask for, and agree what the monthly report must show.

  2. Set up the system

    We clean up the chart of accounts, load past years for history, enter every active grant and connect the dashboards.

  3. Run it every month

    Your bookkeeper closes the month and your team tags spending. We update the grant tracker and deliver the report.

  4. Review it together

    A monthly meeting to go through the numbers, the deadlines coming up and what to tell your board and funders.

Not another hire, not another bookkeeper

How AMOKIMI compares with the usual ways nonprofits try to fix their financial reporting.

  • Instead of a finance hire

    A monthly subscription instead of a salary, run by someone who has chaired a nonprofit board and knows what funders ask.

  • Next to your bookkeeper

    We work on the books your bookkeeper keeps. Nobody is replaced, and nobody moves to new accounting software.

  • Instead of another spreadsheet

    The system is built once and runs every month. The dashboards and the grant tracker stay yours, even if you stop working with us.

  • Not an audit or a tax firm

    We don't audit, review or compile financial statements, and we don't sign tax returns. We get the numbers ready for the people who make the big decisions.

For firms

For accounting firms: bank statements in, QuickBooks-ready out

Software, setup and training for firms that run client books in QuickBooks Desktop. A multi-office firm removed 70%+ of its manual transaction processing and cut month-end close by more than 50%.

  • Bank statement processing software

    Client bank exports come in as CSV, are cleaned, payees renamed and every line given an account, class and job from one shared rulebook plus rules for each client, then imported into QuickBooks Desktop in batches.

  • One master chart of accounts

    A single chart of accounts for every client, mapped to the tax lines of the 1040, 1065, 1120, 1120-S and 990, for your CPA to review and approve.

  • One setup across all your offices

    QuickBooks Desktop in a shared cloud environment, user roles set per office, and a tracker that shows which client file was updated, by whom and when.

  • Staff trained to run it alone

    Hands-on training on your own client files, plus an SOP library your team keeps up to date, so new hires learn the workflow without pulling in the partners.

  • A path into advisory

    Standard monthly financial statements and dashboard templates in Syft Analytics, so the hours you save can go into advisory work for your clients.

Cases

Systems we built for real clients

Accounting firm · A multi-office US accounting firm

Bank statements to QuickBooks without the manual work

less manual transaction processing
70%+
shorter month-end close
>50%

The firm coded client bank transactions by hand, office by office. We built a processing pipeline on one master chart of accounts and a shared rulebook, with rules for each client on top. Bank exports now arrive as CSV, are cleaned and coded automatically, and are imported into QuickBooks Desktop in batches. We moved the offices onto one shared cloud setup and trained the firm’s staff to run and extend the rules themselves.

Tools: Excel, Power Query, SaasAnt, QuickBooks Desktop

Investment company · European real estate & equities

The project behind our bank statement software

The investor received bank statements from several countries, each in its own format, and tracked property income and costs by hand. We built a Power Query import that brought every statement into one database and categorized each line by property, income type and spending category. VBA then pushed the results into each property’s income statement and return-on-investment model. The client was trained to run it alone. The same import logic became the base of our software for accounting firms.

Tools: Excel, Power Query, VBA, PriceLabs, Minimax, Interactive Brokers

Andrey Bogdanov

Meet the Co-Founder

Built by a former nonprofit board chair

Andrey Bogdanov, co-founder of AMOKIMI, has sat on your side of the table. As President and Chair of the Board of Isla Vista Tenants Union, a California renters’ rights nonprofit, he managed a $300k+ budget and a team of 9 and secured $125k in long-term annual funding. He holds a B.A. in Economics and Accounting from UC Santa Barbara, and knows how it feels when funding depends on numbers nobody inside can check.

Andrey BogdanovCo-Founder • Financial Reporting Systems Architect • 10 years in finance

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