Ledgerlens looks over a client's general ledger before you close the month and points out the entries that look wrong. Each one is ranked, with a plain reason for why it got flagged.
Read-only access · Works with QuickBooks Online and Xero · Free while it's in beta
Read-only access to the books. It's a lower security bar to clear, and nothing ever gets changed without you.
Ledgerlens reads the ledger and hands back a ranked, explained checklist of likely errors, before you close the month.
You decide on each flag. One click to ask the client about anything unclear. Nothing gets posted on its own.
Ledgerlens won't categorize transactions for you and it won't close the books. It does three things, and it does them well.
What looks odd for a bakery is just a Tuesday for a construction firm. Ledgerlens learns what's normal for this client and only flags what's genuinely off, so you get fewer false alarms and no hand-kept exception lists.
Both platforms get the same treatment. Neither one is an afterthought, which is the whole point for Xero-first firms that other tools tend to leave behind.
Every flag tells you why it came up and how sure it is, ranked so the most likely errors sit at the top. You're always in the loop, and it's one click to check with the client.
Ledgerlens isn't live yet, and that's the point. We're building it now with a small group of firms whose real books and honest feedback decide what gets built first. Early-access firms are at the table, not on a list.
Whichever platform a client lives on, the review reads the same. Switch between clients without switching how you work.
Ledgerlens reads the books to review them. It never writes, edits, or posts entries.
No shared model across clients. One client's data never trains on or leaks into another's.
No silent auto-edits. Every change to the books is still made by you, on your call.
Thanks for reaching out. A real person will read this and get back to you about early access. No automated blast.
We're a pre-launch team building this from the ground up. If you invest in early-stage software and want to talk, we'd genuinely like to hear from you.