Export preparation
Check expected columns, normalize approved formats, and route malformed files before reconciliation work begins.
Reduce recurring export cleanup, reconciliation preparation, owner reporting, and reviewed follow-up while the bookkeeper keeps accounting judgment and client relationships.
Service content last reviewed July 10, 2026.

The best candidates repeat on a schedule and use exports with stable columns: renaming and organizing files, validating required fields, preparing reconciliation worklists, compiling owner summaries, and routing overdue items for review. Classification, adjustments, tax treatment, and unusual transactions remain with the bookkeeper or responsible accounting professional.
Check expected columns, normalize approved formats, and route malformed files before reconciliation work begins.
Match clear records, surface exceptions, and preserve the reason each item needs a person.
Compile accepted operational totals into a consistent owner-facing report without changing the books.
No. The workflow removes repeatable preparation and routing work; it does not provide accounting advice or take responsibility for the books. A qualified person still reviews exceptions, chooses classifications, approves adjustments, explains results, and owns client communication. The goal is to preserve professional time for judgment instead of repetitive file handling.
Production processing stays on the client-controlled machine by default. Raw exports, bank rows, invoice PDFs, customer names, and mailbox credentials are not stored in a Vigil vendor database. Support uses customer-approved redacted evidence. A partner should make an introduction, not email client exports, credentials, or private reports.
Share the free Snapshot or make a consented email introduction. The client can test a representative spreadsheet in the browser without uploading it, then choose whether to request discovery. Vigil scopes and quotes the build directly with the client. Referral terms are confirmed in writing before the first introduction.
Use the free Snapshot to see whether an invoice, sales, quote, or bank export contains enough structure for a workflow review.