The ledger records the past, the report prepares your next quarter.
When each month's books close, you confirm the numbers with a monthly closing snapshot; every quarter, a deep-dive report layering industry, trade area, and tax saving is issued. Posted to your private business page — and delivered by email.
One quarter, seen through four lenses
The same revenue reads differently once you place it on top of industry trends, trade-area data, and tax law.
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Financial highlights
Monthly P&L closed in your bookkeeping software — an accountant flags the trend and anomalies in revenue, cost ratio, and labor ratio.
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Industry benchmark
We read the direction of your sector from the results of listed peers filed on DART. The numbers speak before the news does.
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Trade-area signals
Using Seoul commercial-district data, we track your area's sales, store count, foot traffic, and time-of-day spending every quarter.
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Tax-saving diagnosis
We match tax-incentive reductions and credits against your situation to find what you're missing — re-checked each quarter, reflecting amendments and sunset extensions.
How it's made
Automation gathers the inputs; an accountant owns the conclusions.
Monthly — closing
When the books close, a monthly closing snapshot with revenue, cost ratio, and anomaly signals is emailed to you.
Quarterly — data merge
Newly published sector filings (DART), trade-area indicators, and tax-law amendments are layered onto your business profile.
Publish + email
The accountant-reviewed quarterly report is posted to your private page, and the same content is sent by email.
It lands in your inbox
Even without logging in, the month's key points are right there in the email.
[Finance Fixer] Yeonnam Kitchen Inc. — 2026 Q2 Insight Report
Example view — Yeonnam Kitchen Inc. is a fictional sample business.
See for yourself
what the report looks like.
This is a Q2 2026 sample for the fictional Yeonnam Kitchen Inc. The trade-area, industry, and tax-law sections are built from real public data.
We're currently in a pilot phase, recruiting a small number of early businesses. Bookkeeping clients can join the pilot first at no extra cost.