Code Shoppe

Your accountant just asked: "When do we actually recognize this revenue?"

And you realized you don't have a single answer.

One job is 40% complete. Is it billable? Should it be invoiced? Do we count it as revenue when the invoice goes out or when we get paid? What if the customer disputes the work?

Your accounting software has one answer. Your project management tool has another. Your team has a guess.

Meanwhile, your financial statements look healthy on paper but you have no idea if that's real or a beautiful lie.

This is the hidden crisis in most growing businesses: You can't tell the truth about your business because your systems can't track when truth actually happens.

Revenue recognition isn't just an accounting problem. It's an operational problem. It reveals whether your business actually understands its own cash flow.

At Code Shoppe, we have a solution to these operational challenges and have helped many other small businesses like yours solve them.

Let's have a conversation to see if we're a fit to help: https://calendly.com/codeshoppe

Confessions of a small business owner. Give yourself a point for each statement below that's true.

✋ Used "v2_FINAL_FINAL_actualFINAL.xlsx" as a version control system
✋ Made a "quick fix" that's been running for 3 years
✋ Stored critical business data in personal email
✋ Thought "I'll document this later" (but never got around to it)
✋ Built a workaround for a workaround for a workaround
✋ Said "this is temporary" about something now permanent
✋ Created a spreadsheet called "TEMP_DELETE_AFTER_PROJECT"
✋ Promised yourself you'd get organized "next quarter"

How many points did you get?

And if it's quite a few and you want your score to be lower by the end of the year, let's talk: https://calendly.com/codeshoppe