Accountant
Gary Jain is the founder and CEO of California-based The Ledger Labs, a top-notch automation-focused accounting firm. He is a certified accountant with more than 12 years of expertise. His diverse skills include business strategy, data analysis, and advanced financial reporting using BI tools.
With his deep knowledge of automation and AI tools, he helps businesses shift their resources from mundane repetitive tasks to higher-level financial tasks for maximizing returns. By adopting his solutions and strategies, many businesses have transformed their financial departments from cost centers to revenue centers. As a CFO advisor, he believes in tightening the cash outflow tap and making the business owners take an optimal approach towards growing their profits.
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About 40% of small business owners spend over 80 hours annually on bookkeeping tasks that could be automated. In fact, businesses using integrated ERP bookkeeping systems reduce financial errors by 67% and save an average of 25 hours monthly. Yet most Odoo users barely scratch the surface of their platform’s bookkeeping capabilities, missing out on […]
82% of small business failures are tied to poor cash management.That stat alone shows why “paper profit” doesn’t always keep the lights on. The real test is whether your business has enough cash in the bank to cover payroll, suppliers, and growth bets when they’re actually due. That’s where a cash flow projection becomes your […]
Choosing the right NetSuite partner can make or break your business’s growth trajectory. With so many options available, how do you know which one aligns with your needs? You’re not alone—many startups and mid-sized businesses struggle to find the right fit. Did you know that 70% of failed NetSuite implementations are due to poor partner […]
Odoo Payroll can be powerful, but only if you know what to activate. This guide walks through 8 must-have features that modern payroll operations rely on: smart salary rules, tax logic, time sync, PTO tracking, and more. See how to make your payroll team’s life easier and your books more accurate.
Odoo and Salesforce weren’t built to sync. But when B2B teams integrate them the right way, sales orders get cleaner, inventory forecasting improves, and customer onboarding becomes seamless. This guide breaks down four powerful integration strategies that actually work.
If you’re running Odoo in manufacturing and your costs keep creeping up, the answer isn’t another plugin. It’s better usage. These seven lesser-known Odoo features can expose bottlenecks, prevent waste, and help your floor operate at full visibility.
Thinking of implementing Odoo yourself? This detailed guide breaks down the real costs of DIY vs. hiring a partner. Learn where founders go wrong, what expert partners actually offer, and how to decide which route makes sense for your business before making an expensive mistake.
Most businesses underuse Odoo’s support tools. This blog shows how features like Helpdesk, Live Chat, and customer satisfaction tracking, when implemented correctly, can significantly reduce churn, improve response speed, and give your team the context they need to retain more clients without guesswork or silos. Support isn’t reactive, it’s strategic.
Construction accounting is project-based, timing-sensitive, and margin-critical. This guide walks through the systems construction firms need to track job-level costs, manage WIP and billing, and stay ahead of tax and cash flow surprises. Built for U.S. contractors who want control, not just compliance.
Running a restaurant is a lot more than a regular job. It’s about management of inventory, staff, and, of course, finances. With paper-thin margins, the numbers can make or break you. And yet, most restaurant owners treat accounting & bookkeeping services as a compliance task instead of the operational system it really is. If your […]
Think your Odoo ERP is fully implemented? Think again. Most service providers stop at configuration and consider the job done. This blog highlights the critical services that should be included and explains how skipping them can lead to inefficiency, rework, and a system that your team avoids. Read this before you commit.
Accounting in fashion is more about survival. This guide covers what clothing brands need to track, why margins lie, how to handle inventory and taxes, and what reports actually matter.
