Beat 1 · where every small business starts

Your accounts are in a shoebox.

A carrier bag of receipts. Photos of invoices in your phone gallery. A notebook with the real numbers in it.

Nobody is judging. This is how almost every business in Lahore keeps its books, right up until the day it cannot.

A cardboard box overflowing with paper receipts on a desk

Beat 2 · what happens when you send it

Send it however it arrives.

Photograph the pile. Forward the emails. Hand over the bag. There is no format to learn and no software for you to install.

Sorting is my job, not yours. Every item is categorised, matched against your bank, and questioned if it looks wrong.

Beat 3 · the part you never see

Then the ledger balances itself.

Every entry reconciled against the bank statement, line by line, until both sides agree exactly.

Supplier invoicesPKR 412,800
Sales receiptsPKR 689,150
Bank charges & taxPKR 58,400
Reconciled100%

Beat 4 · what you actually get

One number, once a month.

PKR 217,950

This is what your business made last month. Not a spreadsheet to interpret. Not a folder to open. One number, and a short note explaining what moved.

Ayesha Rehman at her desk in her Lahore office

Beat 5 · who is doing this

I am Ayesha, and I do this work myself.

Fourteen years with small businesses in Lahore: textile traders, clinics, two schools, a print shop that started in a garage.

  • Chartered Accountant, ICAP
  • Practising in Gulberg since 2012
  • Direct line, not a call centre

Beat 6 · one thing to do

Send me a photo of the shoebox.

Thirty minutes, no charge, no obligation. I will tell you honestly whether you need me.

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