Fractional or interim CFO: your clients' AI, from the bill to the accounting workflow.
You run the finances of several companies, or of one for the length of an assignment. Ojja gives you what AI costs them, what sits idle, and what it does in their accounting workflow: facts for the managing director, and for the statutory auditor.
What you ask yourself
- How much does AI cost each of my clients, across all vendors?
- Which seats to reclaim, and before what date?
- The statutory auditor asks what AI does in the accounting workflow: what do I show them?
What Ojja gives you
- The free readout, to open the door. Ten minutes of your client's administrator's time, read-only: what AI costs them, across all vendors, what sits idle, and an assessment in your name. A first meeting with the managing director, on facts.
- Your clients' AI bill. With Ojja Watch, if your client opens it to you: the amount actually paid against the list price, AI paid outside licenses, what is billed on usage, notice periods and renewals, the share paid in foreign currencies.
- Their accounting workflow on a given date. On any date since your client's first readout: the AI features active in their accounting workflow, what they do on their own, the trail the vendor documents, what they had decided. The means to prepare their statutory auditor's review.
- All your clients on one screen. One line per client, with what is left to decide.
The framework the catalog links to accounting workflow features: the requirement of a reliable audit trail, with the points to review with your client's counsel or their statutory auditor.
Your engagement, your name
- The assessment and the month's note carry your name.
- What you recommend remains your recommendation: Ojja promises no savings in your name.
- You do not have to be a lawyer: Ojja gives you the facts and the points to review; on a point of law, you invite your client's counsel.
Fictional example
You are the fractional CFO of Bellerive, 180 accounts. The free readout reads what AI costs it, across all vendors, and what sits idle. Before its statutory auditor's review, you open the state of its accounting workflow as of the closing date: the active features, what they do on their own, the trail the vendor documents. What Bellerive reclaims or keeps, its managing director decides.
What Ojja never does
- For the state of their accounting workflow, Ojja reads no accounting entry, no invoice and no expense report.
- Ojja shows no amount and no profile of an employee.
- Ojja does not buy, cancel or negotiate anything on your clients' behalf.
- Ojja gives no tax advice.
Ojja does not provide legal advice: it records and documents; how the law applies to your situation is for your counsel to determine.