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Sep 22, 2026

Mason DriscollGUEST
37:13
And then you can email it all right here.
Mason DriscollGUEST
37:15
So you can throw it into your QuickBooks or whatever, email it.
Mason DriscollGUEST
37:18
That is
Julia MenezHOST
37:18
really handy.
Robb FahrionGUEST
2:52
I was doing like financial consulting, B2B.
Robb FahrionGUEST
2:55
So like getting people's ledgers or QuickBooks online was coming on.
Robb FahrionGUEST
2:59
So getting them digitized, counting inventory in certain times.
Robb FahrionGUEST
3:02
And then I had held another kind of marketing role.
Wade CarpenterHOST
7:06
this same client, but the bonding company asked me to look at this thing.
Wade CarpenterHOST
7:11
The book still needed some work, but at the end of the year, I had picked up the financial statements and they gave me access to their QuickBooks.
Wade CarpenterHOST
7:18
And I dove in there and, you know, 10 minutes, I'm like...
Wade CarpenterHOST
7:21
Okay, well, these guys are actually healthier than you think they are because they were missing some of these billings.
Amanda SalvatoreHOST
8:26
What did the early days look like, especially once you both were on your own? How was your day to day? So I think both
Brittany BurgessGUEST
8:36
of us were basically drinking from a fire hose every single day because we're both trying to figure out what do we need to do? What are we doing? not doing what do I not know just kind of trying to fill in all the gaps that we could for example if I were to go out into the shop they're doing maintenance on the mowers they're taking inventory of trimmer string I think it's called like just all of this stuff that is so like I have no idea what they're talking about it's another language and And then Chris might walk in and I'm trying to reconcile QuickBooks.
Brittany BurgessGUEST
9:11
And I'm like, oh, look at this cool report.
Brittany BurgessGUEST
9:13
And he's like, I don't know how to read that.
Josh ZieglowskyGUEST
33:14
Here's three or four.
Josh ZieglowskyGUEST
33:15
other things you know solar credit whatever it is that could help you increase your score which meant the higher the score the more money you're saving on taxes right and it's going to compare it to other people in the industry so if you're if you're a marketing agency it's going to compare it to other marketing agencies it's called the naisc code you know it's on your taxes and uh so there's many pieces of that that's tax iq helping people save the most amount of money in taxes And we're going to cross-reference that with our QuickBooks, all that kind of stuff.
Josh ZieglowskyGUEST
33:46
Then we have EvaluationIQ.
Josh ZieglowskyGUEST
33:48
And this is all patent.
Josh ZieglowskyGUEST
35:26
And so that evaluation IQ is going to be big for, I think one of the biggest, I And instant for a lot of businesses as well.
Josh ZieglowskyGUEST
35:33
So that's kind of my biggest thing, because just like Credit Karma, Credit Karma is bought by Intuit for a little under $7 billion in 2019, well before AI.
Josh ZieglowskyGUEST
35:42
We have some executives, former executives of Intuit, Intuit owns QuickBooks and stuff, that they're advising us on certain things.
Josh ZieglowskyGUEST
35:51
And so that's...
Rachel WortmanHOST
2:26
be stable, be sustained in the name of Jesus.
Rachel WortmanHOST
2:30
And Lord, if there's anything happening in the numbers of our business that we have been blind to or unaware of, Lord, would you call that to our mind right now? Give us the courage to look at those QuickBooks.
Rachel WortmanHOST
2:41
Look at those budgets.
Rachel WortmanHOST
2:42
Lord, give us the courage to see where subscription creep might have taken over our life.
Wes ReadHOST
45:37
So these stepped costs rather than perfectly variable costs like labs and supplies need to be analyzed in that as well.
Wes ReadHOST
45:45
And I've often thought about creating, if I could get access to the practice management softwares, feed it in, pull in my QuickBooks, class out in QuickBooks deposits by insurance provider, I could start to create a little bit of a sub P&L by PPO.
Wes ReadHOST
46:02
That would be a massive project.
Wes ReadHOST
46:03
Plus, I don't have an access to the practice management softwares through an extract.
Marian EsanuHOST
12:08
I understand that first, I'm assuming, since you already mentioned ads and whatnot and the budget, you already have a CPA that you're working with? No.
Marian EsanuHOST
12:16
I don't know if you're familiar with QuickBooks.
Marian EsanuHOST
12:20
It's a platform that allows you to do internal accounting.
Bec CazilloHOST
6:42
I would also recommend getting some kind of accounting software set up if you don't have it already.
Bec CazilloHOST
6:48
I use QuickBooks.
Bec CazilloHOST
6:49
A lot of people use Xero.
Bec CazilloHOST
6:50
That is Xero with an X.
Mike AndesHOST
17:30
And so that's why I've spent the money on the software.
Mike AndesHOST
17:33
And so I got about $4,000 with homeworks and I've got like QuickBooks and that's all being run by command center, like our bookkeeping.
Mike AndesHOST
17:42
So I'm just gonna put $5,000 for now.
Mike AndesHOST
17:45
although I did pay for that, like the annual upfront.

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