Your close runs on memory, follow-ups, and last-minute scrambles. It doesn't have to.

No. Your ERP remains the system of record. Cadenio operates at the process layer: it ensures each step in your close, reconciliation, or filing has an owner, a deadline, and evidence — something your ERP doesn't do.

The coordinator stops emailing to find out who reconciled what. Each accountant opens Cadenio, sees their pending steps with deadlines, completes them, and marks done. The controller watches progress on a dashboard without chasing anyone.

Yes. Each approval gate records who approved, when, and with what comments. The log is immutable — no one edits after the fact — and exportable as PDF or CSV for internal or external auditors.

Yes. Create separate organizations per client or group by portfolio. Each Flow runs in isolation with its own owners and deadlines. The portfolio manager gets consolidated visibility across all active closes.

Create recurring Flows with deadlines tied to the IRS calendar (Form 1120, quarterly estimated taxes, 1099 due dates, state returns). If a deadline is approaching and the step hasn't been completed, Cadenio escalates to the next responsible person automatically — without relying on the tax manager to remember.

Most teams have their month-end close running within 3 to 5 business days. Import a template, adjust owners and deadlines for your team, and launch. No ERP integration required to start.

Yes. You create a periodic lease remeasurement Flow with a required field for the approved discount rate, assumption review by the Controller, and a logged calculation memo before the journal entry is posted. External auditors can see the full history of remeasurements without requesting anything manually.