The board pack, built while you think
Vorker builds the monthly board pack around your close: anomaly notes, the pack with charts, distribution to the board and meeting notes. You approve everything.
FAQ
Will it send a pack to a board without me approving it?
No. The pack, the distribution email and every client message are prepared and then wait for you. You read, edit, reject or approve. A board never sees a number you have not signed off.
Can it actually write the commentary?
It writes a first draft from the close notes and the variances, in the structure you used last month. The judgment calls stay yours: most CFOs rewrite the two paragraphs that matter and keep the rest. That is still hours saved per pack.
I run five clients on different systems. Does that work?
Yes. Each client is its own world: its own ledger, its own pack structure, its own board list. Vorker keeps them separate and never mixes one client’s numbers into another’s pack.
It is just me. Is this overkill?
A one-person practice gets the most out of it, because there is no assistant controller to hand the mechanical work to. Vorker is built for practices of one to five people, not for finance departments.
Do I have to learn a new system?
No. You brief it the way you would brief a junior: in plain sentences, over chat or voice. The packs arrive as ordinary PDFs, the notes as ordinary documents, in the tools you already use.
What does it do with confidential client numbers?
They stay within your workspace and each client’s numbers stay within that client. Nothing is shared between engagements, and nothing leaves without your approval.