Drop a set of draft financials, a trial balance, or a working paper. Lejjor casts it, ties it back to last year, traces every figure to its source, and flags what it can’t stand behind — then hands you a glass-box report you can read line by line. Nothing is asserted. Nothing is final until a CPA signs.
PDF, Excel or CSV — draft financials, a trial balance, or a lead schedule. The file stays in your browser; nothing is uploaded, stored, or used to train anything.
A glass box, not a black box. Watch a governed QC read a set of draft financials — each figure with its badge, the partner who traced it, the reason, and the source. It closes with a receipt and a signature line that stays empty until a human signs.
Choose a PDF, Excel or CSV. It’s parsed in your browser — no account, no upload, no copy left behind.
The file is cast, tied back to the prior year, and walked figure by figure to its source. Anything that can’t be stood behind is flagged with its confidence.
You get the full line-by-line report — every badge, reason and source — plus a governance receipt you can share. It stays an unsigned draft until a CPA signs.
The free QC doesn’t hand you a guarantee — it hands you diligence. Every figure traced, every doubt on the record, and a plain statement that nothing is final until a licensed CPA signs. That’s a status you can post to a client or a partner without over-promising, because it describes the work, not a warranty.
It’s the difference between “the AI said it’s fine” and “here’s exactly what was checked, and here’s who signs.” One is a black box. The other you can defend.
“I ran a governed, glass-box QC on this file — every figure traced, every doubt flagged, nothing final until I sign.”
This is one check. The founding cohort gets the whole governed stack — Pages, Books and Binder — wired into a real working file, with your name on the signature line.