Things fall through the cracks
Tasks, purchases, customer commitments, and follow-ups are discovered too late.
PyME-EASY™ gives a growing service business one private control room to see what needs attention, who is responsible, what affects cash, and what should happen next.
No required calls or meetings. Clear communication by email.
As a service business grows, important work starts living in too many places. The result is missed follow-up, unclear ownership, and decisions made without one current operational view.
Tasks, purchases, customer commitments, and follow-ups are discovered too late.
Employees depend on the owner to reconnect information and remember what matters next.
Formal accounting records the past; the owner still needs a simple operational view of the coming weeks.
Owner brief, action queue, active jobs, tasks, purchase requests, selected AP/AR, and decisions.
Clear ownership and follow-up reduce repeated questions and missed responsibilities.
Thirteen-week visibility helps the owner decide whether to move, wait, collect, or protect cash.
PyME-EASY is a productized private implementation, not unlimited custom software development.
The demonstration uses a fictional company and sample data. It shows the dashboard, Money In, Money Out, reports, business-health signals, and the Owner Brief.
Email the business details. City Clover confirms fit, scope, and data-safety boundaries.
After written acceptance, the 50% deposit, and complete intake, City Clover configures the private workspace.
The final balance is completed before handoff. The client receives the system, backup, Quick Start, and support window.
No. QuickBooks or another accounting system remains the formal accounting system. PyME-EASY adds an operational control layer.
No. The current offer is a one-time private implementation for one authorized business.
The current private release stores data in the authorized browser. Regular backup exports are required and are included in the handoff process.
The target is 5–7 business days after the deposit and a complete intake, depending on data quality and responsiveness.