Every client's books, one question away.

ExpressCFO AI is ChatGPT for a fractional CFO's portfolio. It reads each client's ledger and answers with the numbers, the chart, the sources and what to do next.

7 sample clients, $31.70M combined trailing revenue, 1 flagged at risk. All synthetic.

Fractional CFO book, Sep 2026 closeSynthetic data
Clients ranked by how much attention they need
ClientCashRunwayStatus
Southbound LogisticsFreight brokerage$421K8.5 moAt riskDebt service coverage below covenant
Copperline Coffee RoastersSpecialty coffee, wholesale + e-commerce$109K5.9 moWatch5.9 months of cash
LedgerlyB2B SaaS (seed stage)$594K7.5 moWatch7.5 months of cash
Harbor & Pine Restaurant GroupFull-service restaurants (3 locations)$482K23.4 moWatchRevenue behind budget
Peachtree MechanicalCommercial HVAC contractor$773KGrowingWatch$151K over 90 days
Brightpath Pediatric TherapyOutpatient pediatric therapy$1.07MGrowingWatch$90K over 90 days
Lumen Med SpaMedical aesthetics$1.10MGrowingHealthyOn plan

The monthly rebuild is the job nobody bills for.

A fractional CFO or outsourced accountant runs five to thirty small businesses, each in its own QuickBooks or Xero file.

Every month the same routine: log in to each file, export to a spreadsheet, rebuild the runway, receivables, covenant and lender-readiness views. By the time the picture is ready, it is a few weeks old.

The clients who most need a call are the ones you find out about last.

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Connect the books

    Link each client's QuickBooks or Xero file once. Access is read-only.

  2. Step 2

    Ask in plain English

    "Which clients need attention this week?" or "Is Lumen ready for a lender?"

  3. Step 3

    Act on the answer

    You get the numbers, a chart, the sources and the next step, reconciled to the ledger.

Four areas of advice, one place

Cash
Runway, burn and the weeks where the balance gets tight, for every client at once.
Performance
Revenue and margin against budget, with the line items that explain the gap.
Capital
Covenant headroom and a lender-readiness score, with the documents still missing.
Close
Where each client's month-end checklist stands and who is holding it up.

Built for advisory firms

A white-label product the firm runs under its own name, with the controls a client will ask about.

Your brand, not ours

Names, colors and logo come from the firm. XBS Atlanta is the first firm running it.

Read-only by default

The advisor sees the books. Nothing is posted or changed in a client's file.

An audit log you can hand over

Every question and every source behind an answer is recorded.