Connect your client companies
Bring your QuickBooks portfolio into one review dashboard instead of jumping between dozens of files.
BookCheck scans every client file for suspicious categorizations, duplicates, unusual matches, and reconciliation anomalies — so your team reviews the exceptions, not every transaction.
BookCheck doesn’t replace your bookkeeping workflow. It sits on top of QuickBooks and tells your team where to look.
Bring your QuickBooks portfolio into one review dashboard instead of jumping between dozens of files.
BookCheck compares new activity with historical patterns and flags entries that deserve a human look.
Approve, dismiss, or investigate the small set of transactions that actually look unusual.
Most bookkeeping software tries to automate more. BookCheck is deliberately different: it helps experienced bookkeepers review faster without pretending the machine should make every accounting decision.
17 previous Adobe transactions were categorized as Software subscriptions. This entry is inconsistent with the historical pattern.
Know which clients are clean and which need attention before you open a single file.
Compare new transactions to each company’s past vendors, categories, amounts, and behavior.
Surface likely duplicate charges or suspiciously similar entries for quick review.
Nothing silently rewrites your books. Your team decides what changes and what doesn’t.
Turn month-end into a prioritized exception list instead of a hunt through every client ledger.
Give reviewers a clear queue of issues, context, and recommended next actions.
and BookCheck saves even 10 minutes per company during review, that’s more than a full workday back every month.
We’re onboarding a small number of bookkeeping firms and fractional finance teams. Tell us where to send access.
No. The product is designed as a review and QA layer. It surfaces suspicious activity and context so your team can make the call.
It can help individual companies, but the product is being designed first for bookkeepers, accounting firms, and fractional finance teams managing many QuickBooks companies.
Examples include unusual categorizations, duplicate-looking entries, unexpected vendor/category changes, and reconciliation patterns that differ from historical behavior.
No. BookCheck is an independent product concept and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Intuit or QuickBooks.