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Most small businesses can't justify a fractional CFO, so they skip the monthly report or grind it out at 9pm on Sunday. Wauvel does the report for you: pulls your numbers apart, finds what's worth your attention, writes it in plain English.
Weighing your options? See how we compare →See how Wauvel compares to a bookkeeper, a fractional CFO, and DIY spreadsheets →
Connect QuickBooks or drop in your P&L. We handle the messy line items.
An engine computes your margins, cash, and runway. Every figure traces back to your books.
AI turns the numbers into plain English.
A ten-minute report with 3–5 things to do, sent to your inbox, Slack, or Teams.
Garbage in, garbage out
Your report is only as sharp as your books are clean, but you don't need perfect books to start. Upload what you have, messy corners and all, and we'll flag what's missing and how it would sharpen the report. Your first one is free. Clean detail in, clean report out.
Your report is only as sharp as your books are clean — but you don't need perfect books to start. Upload what you have and we'll flag what's missing. Clean detail in, clean report out.
Revenue, costs, and profit — beside last month and last quarter.
The cash tied up in unpaid invoices, inventory, and slow payers — in dollars.
Every number next to the prior period, with the change called out.
Three to five specific moves worth your attention this month.
A short list of questions worth bringing to your CPA.
A clean, unbranded PDF to email your accountant or investor.
Want to run a few of these numbers yourself first? Try the free break-even, runway, and cash-flow calculators →
A CFO you have to remember to check is a CFO you'll forget. Wauvel works in the background — watching your numbers, catching what's off, and only reaching out when something actually needs you.
Set your thresholds once; get pinged the moment one trips — no logging in to check.
A books scan on your schedule flags new issues before they compound.
The monthly review, a daily workbook, and digests — generated and sent automatically.
A report you have to remember to run is a report you'll skip. Put it on autopilot: the cadence you pick, in the place you already look.
Daily, weekly, monthly, or your own cadence — plus lighter digests in between.
Posted to Slack or Teams, or emailed. CC your bookkeeper or co-founder.
Set thresholds and get pinged only when something trips. No noise on quiet days.
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Sample data from Northwind Trading Co., a fictional wholesale distributor. Your report runs through the same engine and looks just like this.
Northwind Trading Co.
Period covered
Feb 2025 – Jul 2026
The revenue story
Revenue reached $5.73M over the period, and it leans on one engine: Wholesale distribution carries roughly two-thirds of the top line, with retail and direct filling the rest. The most encouraging signal is the trajectory: the most recent months are running about 30% ahead of the same point last year, so this reads as a genuine ramp rather than a one-off spike.
The flip side of that strength is concentration. With wholesale doing most of the work and a handful of large accounts behind it (Cascade Outfitters alone sits on $155K of open receivables), the base is more exposed to any single customer or channel than the headline growth suggests. Worth keeping the pipeline broad enough that one slow quarter from a top account doesn't set the whole number back.
Revenue composition
2026 YTD (Jan–Jul)
By channel
| Name | Revenue | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Wholesale distribution | $1,749,795 | 70% |
| Retail & e-commerce | $528,301 | 21% |
| Service & installation | $209,420 | 8% |
| Total | $2,487,516 | 100% |
By customer
| Name | Revenue | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Lakeside Property Mgmt | $324,331 | 13% |
| Bayside Restaurant Group | $323,360 | 13% |
| Summit Ridge Hardware | $319,268 | 13% |
| Ironwood Construction | $313,933 | 13% |
| Meadowlark Grocers | $292,863 | 12% |
| Granite State Mechanical | $239,486 | 10% |
| Cedar & Vine Hospitality | $239,246 | 10% |
| Tideline Outfitters | $169,649 | 7% |
| Harbor Point Builders | $163,465 | 7% |
| Northgate Supply Co. | $101,915 | 4% |
| Total | $2,487,516 | 100% |
What you should know
Revenue is up about 30% and margins are widening, but the growth is being financed by the balance sheet, and cash is getting tight.
Northwind is growing, and growing profitably. Over the period it turned $5.73M of revenue into $2.29M of gross profit (a clean 40% gross margin) and $460K of operating income (8.0%), with the most recent months running about 30% ahead of a year ago. Operating expenses grew slower than sales, so operating margin is widening as the business scales. On the income statement, this is a healthy company.
Questions for your next conversation
The excerpt above is the front page. The full version includes the line-by-line numbers, a working-capital deep-dive, three to five things worth doing this month, and questions for your next conversation.
View the full sample →Blake Ekelund
Finance · Founder of WorkChores
CFO-level work at two companies, both through an acquisition, then the same read for small businesses. Wauvel is that read, every month — and if a number doesn't make sense, you'll hear back from a human.
See the full background on LinkedIn →I've spent my career in finance: CFO-level work at two companies, both through an acquisition, and, as founder of WorkChores, the same analysis for small businesses across a lot of industries.
It's the same job every time: read a company's numbers and turn them into a decision. Do enough of them and the patterns get familiar: the profitable business quietly short on cash, the margin slipping under growth, the one customer who's really the whole risk. Wauvel is that read, handed to you every month.
I built it to be a report I'd put my name on: calculated straight from your books, written in my method (not a generic AI prompt), and every line yours to edit.
If something in your report doesn't make sense, email hello@wauvel.com. You'll hear back from a human.
Your first report is free, no card required. After that, two plans: Reporting at $99/mo — your whole finance function, from unlimited reports to the cash forecast, watch-outs, and alerts — and Reasoning at $399/mo, which adds an AI CFO that remembers your business and that you can talk to in Slack or the dashboard. Cancel anytime.
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Get Wauvel Reasoning →Compare every plan
| What's included | Free$0 | Wauvel Reporting$99/mo | Wauvel Reasoning$399/mo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reports & the numbers | |||
| Full report on your own books | 1, free | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Live dashboard — cash, runway, working capital & revenue | Daily refresh | Real-time | Real-time |
| P&L, balance sheet & cash flow, in plain English | |||
| Computed KPIs, margins & ratios | |||
| Executive summary, commentary & ranked recommendations | |||
| Receivables & payables read — who's late, cash-gap | – | ||
| Customer concentration & revenue risk flags | – | ||
| Connect multiple companies on one plan | – | ||
| PDF & Excel exports, your branding | – | ||
| QuickBooks sync & file upload | |||
| The forward look | |||
| 13-week rolling cash-flow forecast | – | ||
| Annual operating plan + budget-vs-actual | – | ||
| Live 3-statement model & what-if scenarios | – | ||
| Forward A/R & A/P calendar | – | ||
| Monitoring & delivery | |||
| Books watch-outs — the errors a bookkeeper looks for | – | ||
| Custom alerts — low cash, overdue A/R, big transactions | – | ||
| Trend signals — margin, revenue & cost slopes | – | ||
| Scheduled reports & daily digests | – | ||
| Delivery to email, Slack & Microsoft Teams | – | ||
| The CFO that remembers you | |||
| Live AI CFO chat — ask anything, in Slack or the dashboard | 3 / mo | 3 / mo | Unlimited |
| Cross-month memory — it remembers your trends & decisions | – | – | |
| An editable memory you curate — teach it what matters | – | – | |
| Custom report concierge — request any report you need | – | – | |
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Your first report is free, no credit card. After that there are two plans. Wauvel Reporting ($99/mo) is your whole finance function: unlimited reports, the live dashboard, a 13-week cash forecast, watch-outs, and alerts. Wauvel Reasoning ($399/mo) adds an AI CFO that remembers your business month to month and that you can talk to in Slack or the dashboard. Annual billing is two months free, and you can cancel anytime.
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No. Export your P&L and balance sheet (monthly, since January of last year, so we can show trends), plus your A/R and A/P aging summaries, and upload them — or connect QuickBooks Online for a one-click pull. Either way we handle the messy line items most small-business books have.
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