Modules / CFO and budgets
Revenue, expenses and profit across every business you run, monthly budgets by account, a prioritized list of what needs doing, and guidance in plain language.
What your AI does here
The view
If you run more than one business, see revenue, expenses and profit for each, for any period, side by side. The numbers come straight from the ledger, not a spreadsheet export.
Budgets are set by account and month, so the variance you see is the variance that matters.
The advice
Ask whether you can afford a hire, why margins slipped, or what to do with extra cash. Guidance draws on your actual books and your own financial picture.
An action queue ranks what needs you across every business, from unposted drafts to overdue items, and the next-move recommendation turns it into one clear step.
Padrino
in CFO
Materials are running 9% over budget on both restaurants this quarter. Next move: renegotiate the produce contract before October orders.
One system
Questions
An AI that does part of a CFO's job for a small business: summarizing the numbers, tracking the budget, flagging problems and recommending what to do next, from your real books.
No. It gives you a CFO's view day to day. Your accountant can work in the same books and see the same history.
Yes. Owners with several businesses see each one side by side and get one prioritized action list.
From Padrino's own accounting, so there is no export or sync to go stale.
Guides
Start with one connected system instead of assembling a stack of subscriptions first.