One stack, not seven tools
We design the financial and information-flow stack as one system — accounting, banking, HR, inventory, reporting — instead of seven disconnected pieces.
Acuitas Singapore
We run the accounting, banking, reporting, and compliance stack for F&B, retail, and SMEs in Singapore — so the people who run the business can stop running the back office.
Or read how the stack works.
See the AI, don't just read about it
We publish the proof, not the pitch. If you're evaluating an AI-enabled accounting firm, these are the things to actually look at.
Live demo
An F&B owner dashboard you can actually open.
A three-outlet café group's morning view — cash, revenue by outlet, COGS, labour, and the exceptions to act on.
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Named agents
Six AI agents. Each one has a name, a job, a reviewer.
The Receipt Catcher. The Vendor Chaser. The Close Captain. The Outlier. The Categoriser. The Compass. Nothing posts without a qualified human signing off.
Meet the agents →
Worked example
A full stack teardown for a 3-outlet café group.
Current state, target state, named tools, phased rollout, honest trade-offs. The closest thing to seeing what an engagement actually looks like.
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The point of the work
Most business owners should not be spending their best hours chasing receipts, reconciling payments, cleaning spreadsheets, or trying to understand reports that arrive too late.
Your time should be spent on customers, service, sales, team, product — the things that make the business money. Acuitas exists to build the operating backbone that makes that possible.
Built for
The problem
Compliance is the baseline. Visibility is the real value. Most accounting firms only do the first.
Owners spend too much time on paperwork.
Managers chase receipts, payments, payroll, invoices, and reports.
The business loses focus on customers and revenue.
Data comes in late, messy, incomplete, or wrong.
The Acuitas promise
We design the financial and information-flow stack as one system — accounting, banking, HR, inventory, reporting — instead of seven disconnected pieces.
Dashboards and exception reports so you see the business before month-end, not after the damage.
Workflows, reconciliations, and reminders that catch the small things that quietly cost real money.
Less admin for managers. Less chasing for owners. More time on customers, team, and revenue.
Built for operator reality
High transaction volume. Many payment channels. Cash moves quickly. Suppliers, staff costs, and daily expenses don't wait. Accounting needs to be designed around this reality — not forced to fit a template built for a desk job.
What we handle
Compliance is the baseline. The real work is designing the financial and information-flow stack around your business.
The stack
Accounting, banking, HR, inventory, reporting, and compliance should not live in separate, disconnected systems. We design them as one cohesive ecosystem so information moves cleanly from activity to decision.
See the full list of platforms we design around on the partners page.
The Acuitas stack
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Case studies
A café group, a multi-channel retailer, a growing services firm, and a café opening from scratch — the problem, what we changed, and what moved.
Who built this
Acuitas was founded by an F&B owner/operator, an accountant, and a business process manager — because we couldn't find the kind of service we needed for our own businesses.
Most providers handle the compliance work. Very few understand the operational pain that sits behind it. So we built Acuitas from the inside out.
Get started
Drop us a line with your POS, your bank, your outlet count, and the tools you use today. That's enough to get a useful first conversation going.