Business books & allocation intelligence
Business books with provable period close — allocation when you need it
Start with business books — from $49/mo, no invite needed.
Bank feeds, canonical reconciliation truth, deterministic readiness, and optional attest. Add allocation monitoring when you need it — self-serve.
Not ready to register? Try the guided sandbox →
Lawenots is software for keeping clean business ledgers when you hold both cash and digital assets. Connect your banks, match transactions, and finish each month with a simple checklist. You stay in control of the rules — we do not give investment advice.
Anyone can start bookkeeping from $49 per month. Invitation-only tools cover drift alerts and scenario views when you need them. Prefer to look first? Use the guided sandbox, then compare plans on the pricing page.
Operators and practices use Lawenots to shorten month-end, hand clearer files to a CPA, and keep tax schedules tied to the same lots and transactions you already recorded. Export receipts include a content hash so you can prove what was generated.
Digital-asset bookkeeper · Self-serve signup
Bank feeds, Close Graph reconciliation, deterministic readiness, and tax-ready statements — from $49/mo.
Starter
$49 / mo
Professional
$129 / mo
Firm
$299 / mo
Unified book
Bank feeds and on-chain activity reconcile into one chart of accounts and one Close Graph. Period close, tax schedules, and optional attestation share the same lots and transactions — not a separate crypto spreadsheet.
Product spine
A period-close graph where every close input becomes a node. Each node has a clear status, an evidence trail, and a readiness score.
Lawenots treats close inputs as graph nodes, not separate records scattered across different tools. This covers transactions, reconciliation items, AR and AP expectations, compensation expectations, and settlement anchors. Each one is checked against the same ledger before a period can close.
Transaction
Plaid row, CSV import, exchange/on-chain activity
Reconciliation item
Bank reconciliation difference, duplicate suspect, feed gap
Invoice / AR expectation
Stripe MRR, Coinbase Commerce, invoice draft, pipeline revenue expectation
Bill / AP expectation
Vendor bill, expected processor payout, unpaid obligation
Compensation expectation
Gusto/Deel/ADP/PEO register import, contractor accrual, recurring compensation journal
Settlement anchor
Plaid ACH, Stripe payout, on-chain USDC tx hash, Close + Attest anchor
readiness = round((sum(weight for passed nodes) / sum(all node weights)) * 100)
Open nodes block close. Matched, settled, attested, or explicitly carried-forward nodes pass according to their type and close policy.
Carry-forward is a first-class graph transition, not a loose comment. The operator states why an open item belongs in the next period; Lawenots hashes the note and includes it in the period evidence package.
[
{
"id": "node_txn_9421",
"type": "transaction",
"state": "settled",
"label": "Stripe payout matched to bank deposit",
"weight": 12
},
{
"id": "node_recon_117",
"type": "reconciliation_item",
"state": "matched",
"label": "Duplicate suspect resolved",
"weight": 10
},
{
"id": "node_ar_2026_05_mrr",
"type": "ar_expectation",
"state": "open",
"label": "Expected MRR not received by cutoff",
"weight": 15
},
{
"id": "node_ap_vendor_17",
"type": "ap_expectation",
"state": "carried_forward",
"label": "Vendor bill carried to next period with hashed note",
"weight": 8
},
{
"id": "node_anchor_331",
"type": "settlement_anchor",
"state": "attested",
"label": "Settlement anchor included in evidence package",
"weight": 10
}
]{
"period": "2026-05",
"closePolicyVersion": "close-graph-v1",
"readinessFormula": "readiness = round((sum(weight for passed nodes) / sum(all node weights)) * 100)",
"canonicalLedger": "single matched/unmatched ledger for transactions, AR, AP, comp, settlement",
"nodeCounts": {
"open": 1,
"matched": 1,
"settled": 1,
"attested": 1,
"carried_forward": 1
},
"evidencePackage": "locked trial balance + issue list + graph JSON + export receipts + timeline hashes + attestation metadata"
}Publishable methodology: Close Graph formula and evidence model →
Close feeds
Lawenots does not become an invoice generator, bill-pay rail, or payroll tax engine. It imports what should have happened, reconciles it against what did happen, and contributes typed expectation nodes into the same Close Graph and canonical matched/unmatched ledger.
Expectation objects
Each module creates typed expectation nodes that enter the same readiness formula, issue taxonomy, evidence package, and carry-forward rules. One engine, three feeds.
Revenue reconciliation
nodeType: ar_expectation
Expected: Stripe MRR, Coinbase Commerce receipts, invoice drafts, pipeline expectations
Observed: Imported cash receipts, processor exports, or on-chain evidence
Blocker: Expected but not received by close
Integrations, not an invoice generator
Settlement reconciliation
nodeType: settlement_anchor
Expected: Plaid ACH, Stripe payouts, and on-chain USDC that should settle
Observed: Imported payout events, bank confirmations, and tx-hash evidence
Blocker: Should-settle vs did-settle mismatch
Evidence and anchoring, not a bill-pay UI
Compensation reconciliation
nodeType: comp_expectation
Expected: Comp run-rate, payroll calendar, and provider register imports (Gusto, Deel, ADP, PEO)
Observed: Posted GL, provider register rows, and optional crypto-leg evidence
Blocker: Register / GL discrepancy by close
Reconciliation only, not payroll tax or disbursement
Crypto legs carry tx hash + FMV as evidence, reuse the lot and 8949 machinery, and can emit an outflow event into allocation drift when that module is provisioned.
{
"id": "exp_settlement_usdc_2026_05_01",
"module": "settlement",
"provider": "Ethereum",
"closeGraphNodeType": "settlement_anchor",
"expectedAmount": 1200,
"currency": "USD",
"expectedAt": "2026-05-28T17:00:00Z",
"evidence": {
"txHash": "0x7e3a...91bc",
"fmvUsd": 1200,
"ledgerReference": "gl_44291"
}
}#2 product surface
Lawenots can review any books — and close them
Import QuickBooks, Xero, or CSV. Lawenots Verify surfaces close blockers, scores readiness, and returns a hashed readiness report that looks like a real close package. Works even if the client never migrates.
Import is the top of the funnel. Close Graph is the destination.
Visual proof of correctness
The brand is auditable artifacts, not neon dashboards. Step through what Close + Attest produces — then verify offline with open verification tooling.
Every close input becomes a graph node with a reproducible state: open, matched, settled, attested, or carried forward.
{
"period": "2026-05",
"closePolicyVersion": "close-graph-v1",
"canonicalLedger": "matched/unmatched source of truth",
"nodeStates": {
"open": 1,
"matched": 14,
"settled": 9,
"attested": 4,
"carried_forward": 1
}
}Free first attested close
Bring your books native or import from QuickBooks. We deliver one real evidence package for your first period — a locked trial balance, issue list, matched/unmatched ledger, export receipts, and attestation metadata — with a live verify link anyone can check.
Any org, any source
Start in Lawenots books or import QB-sourced data. The first period's attested close package costs nothing.
One real evidence package
Not a demo. A serialized period subgraph with a Merkle-root attestation and a public verify link you can hand to a CPA.
The CPA becomes the salesperson
A signed, independently verifiable close package beats a spreadsheet. Your CPA sees it once and wants it every period.
Free covers period one. Close + Attest ($399/yr) covers ongoing anchoring, batch closes, and firm workflows.
Specialized entry points
Public integration reference — MCP server for Claude, OAuth 2.0 flow, REST endpoints, and Labs Flywheel R/R gate tools (private beta).
Signed-in access when: Docs are public. Sign in after Labs Flywheel or practice access is provisioned to create MCP OAuth credentials and keys.
Firm Starter ($79/mo), QuickBooks/Xero Migration Kit, and close-native books built for digital-asset and treasury clients.
Signed-in access when: Sign in to start Firm Starter onboarding, switch client orgs, or run period close in a client ledger.
Firm API for practice ledgers — programmatic sync, lot-level gain/loss, and Form 8949 exports.
Signed-in access when: Overview is public. Sign in to create scoped credentials, run sync jobs, and use the practice dashboard.
Allocation intelligence
Standalone or books add-on — drift, tax-aware preview, evidence export
For individuals
Targets vs reality — with tax-aware next steps you decide
Use allocation as a standalone policy tool, or attach it to Lawenots books. Drift alerts, tax-aware rebalance previews, and a downloadable Allocation Evidence package — without turning Lawenots into a generic crypto dashboard.
Essential
Drift + target vs actual
Differentiator
Tax-aware rebalance preview
Strong
Allocation Evidence (paid deliverable)
Link your portfolio policy to this closed period so drift alerts and Allocation Evidence follow your books close cycle.
Open verification
Lawenots publishes verification tooling for Close + Attest so operators, firms, and auditors can independently validate evidence packages without a Lawenots account.
Offline Ed25519 signature checks, Merkle root rebuilds, and export-receipt hash verification for proof bundles.
View on GitHub →JSON Schema for pipeline attestation, export receipts, period-close checklist items, and evidence manifests.
View on GitHub →Versioned OpenAPI 3.1 and MCP tool/connector schemas for the public API and Claude connector surface.
View on GitHub →These are verification and contract artifacts — not the full product. Reconciliation matching, allocation drift logic, and Labs Flywheel covenant implementations remain proprietary.
Explore
Operators & practices
“We cut monthly close from nine days to three. The readiness score tells the team exactly what still blocks close.”
“Form 8949 exports with lot traceability finally match what our CPA asks for — without rebuilding spreadsheets every April.”
“Suggested matches with confidence scores removed the guesswork. Juniors clear high-confidence pairs; seniors review the rest.”
Lawenots is not affiliated with or endorsed by these providers beyond authorized API integrations.
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