KAMKam Automated Metrics
Demonstration mode — Bluegrove Coffee Roasters is an entirely fictional company with synthetic data, including deliberately seeded bookkeeping errors.

Bluegrove Coffee Roasters, Inc. · S corporation · accrual basis

Financial Diagnostic — Year Ended December 31, 2025

Built directly from the findings — every item traces back to specific evidence. Work the buckets in order: trust first, cleanup second, strategy third.

Next 30 days

Restore trust in the books

Support or reverse manual entry MJ-147

Obtain the deposit slip, invoice, or contract behind the December 28 entry. No support — reverse it before closing the year.

Bookkeeper + Owner

Recover the duplicate repair payment

Confirm with the bank whether both Peak Roast checks cleared; void or request a refund, then post the reversing entry.

Bookkeeper

Reclassify the August card payment

Post the proposed entry moving $4,850 from Miscellaneous Expense to the card liability; the card account will then reconcile.

Bookkeeper

Identify the $3,275 suspense item

Pull the September bank image, identify the payee, and clear Suspense to the correct account.

Bookkeeper

Complete memos on unexplained payments

Add payee and purpose to every material transaction missing them.

Bookkeeper

Record the November bank fee

Post the $45 service charge and add statement fees to the monthly close checklist.

Bookkeeper

Days 31–60

Clean up and tighten process

Resolve the possible duplicate utility payment

Pull both September bill images; request a vendor credit if duplicated.

Bookkeeper

Confirm the December Brightline coding

If the retainer is campaign work, move it from Software back to Marketing.

Bookkeeper

Document the July travel purpose

Attach business-purpose support for the Palm Grove charge or reclassify to distributions.

Owner

Rebuild the prepaid insurance schedule

Match amortization to actual policy periods and correct the negative balance.

Bookkeeper

True up customer prepay balances

Confirm December deposits received, then post the correcting entry so Customer Deposits reconciles to per-customer detail.

Bookkeeper

Clear the stale June deposit

Trace the $1,850 to the June bank statement; record or investigate.

Bookkeeper

Re-reconcile the card after the reclass

After posting the August correction, verify the card balance returns to its normal monthly level.

Bookkeeper

Chase or resolve the Harbor Lane receivable

Collection outreach on the $2,750 invoice; if uncollectible, review write-off timing with the tax preparer.

Owner

Tie sales tax to filed returns

Reconcile the negative $1,120 balance against TN filings and fix the POS accrual mapping.

Bookkeeper

Decide capitalization of the cafe buildout

Review the $6,200 BuildRight invoice with the tax preparer: capitalize as leasehold improvement or document a safe-harbor election.

Owner + Tax preparer

Days 61–90

Operate like a CFO runs the place

Resolve owner compensation for 2025

Review the compensation-vs-distribution mix with your tax preparer and document the reasonable-compensation analysis before filing.

Owner + Tax preparer

Set a 2026 owner pay policy

Decide salary level and distribution cadence for 2026 so the question never comes up again.

Owner + Tax preparer

Put a target on the new marketing spend

Define the wholesale-lead or online-order target that justifies the retainer; review after 90 days.

Owner

Adopt a monthly close rhythm

Upload bank and card statements monthly so every period gets reconciliation coverage going forward.

Bookkeeper

Write the prepay-program policy

Document per-customer deposit tracking and when balances convert to revenue.

Owner

Plan for wholesale growth

Q4 wholesale accelerated 20%. Check roasting capacity, green-coffee contracts, and AR terms before pushing further.

Owner

Reduce single-supplier exposure

Qualify a second green-coffee source for 25–30% of volume or negotiate contract protections with Altura.

Owner