Advisory that moves like a breeze.
Accounting and tax advisory done by agents, reviewed and signed by a licensed CPA. Don't buy hours. Buy outcomes.
Now accepting our first 20 pilot companies.
The old way, and ours.
Same work, same order a firm would do it. What changed is who does the parts that don't need judgment, and how long they wait in a queue.
Today
Time to deliver
30 to 45 days
Gathering inputs
60-line PBC list, weeks of email
Review
Three layers, one after another
Fee
Billable hours based
Hive
Time to deliver
48 hours
Gathering inputs
Connect systems or upload
Review
One CPA, on the finished work
Fee
Fixed, quoted upfront
Typical timeline for a transactional advisory engagement, from our experience on both sides of the table. Delivery time runs from receipt of complete, verified inputs.
What we take on
Transactional advisory work with a defined scope and a defined deliverable. Every engagement is quoted before it starts and signed by a licensed CPA before it ships.
Technical accounting
Tax
Don't see your engagement? Tell us what you need.
A signature means someone stands behind it
Agents do the work. A licensed CPA reviews the judgment, the positions and the documentation, then signs. Every figure traces to a source you gave us, and you can see the trail.
Sample deliverable, page 12
Qualified wages, FY2025
Wages included in the credit base were limited to employees performing, directly supervising, or directly supporting qualified research.
Total qualified wages$4,180,000
Reviewer note: wage base agrees to the payroll register; survey support retained for the two teams above the 80% threshold.
Illustrative excerpt
- Tied to source
- Every figure links to the document it came from. Click a number, see the support.
- Footed and checked
- Calculations are recomputed independently before review, not after a client catches them.
- Reviewed and signed
- A licensed CPA reviews the positions and signs the deliverable. Review notes stay in the file.

