What does finance need to run better?

Tell us where the responsibility sits, which systems are involved, and what the team reconstructs by hand today.

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Every route is answered by the person who would run the work, not a sales queue. If Stratiri is not the right fit we say so on the first call.

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What happens next

Three steps, no procurement theatre.

From the first note to a written scope takes about a fortnight, and nothing in it commits you to a purchase.

01We reply within one business day

A short note from the person who would actually run the engagement, with a first read on whether this is work we can help with.

02A 45-minute working call

We walk through the responsibility, the systems behind it, and what the team reconstructs by hand today. No slide deck.

03A written starting point

A short scope for a first outcome, the records it depends on, and an honest read on what is not ready yet.

Before the call

Bring the problem, not a requirements list.

The most useful first conversations start from a piece of work that is genuinely painful. Any of these tells us more than a feature comparison ever will.

The recurring question

Something management asks every month that takes days to answer properly, and rarely the same way twice.

The systems involved

Which ERP, banking, billing or planning systems hold the records, and roughly how current each one is.

The manual step

The spreadsheet or reconciliation someone rebuilds by hand because no system produces it directly.

The shape of the group

How many entities, how many currencies, and whether the group view has to reconcile to a statutory consolidation.

Who has to agree

Whether finance can decide alone, or whether IT, security and audit need to be in the room from the start.

Your timing

Whether this is next quarter’s budget or this week’s problem. Both are fine; they lead to different conversations.