The First Look — our opening offer

Connect your books.
Get the truth. Free.

Connect your books and accounts, and we’ll do two things at no charge: reconcile them — every mismatch, duplicate, and stale invoice flagged — and give you straight answers on the big four: your cash, your customers, your pricing, and the money you could collect right now.

First Look — coming soon Talk to a human first

About 20 minutes to connect · no credit card · the report is yours to keep either way.

Read-only — we can look, never touch You sign in at your bank, not here Revoke any time, from your side Never sold, never trains AI
First Look report · sample
  • Reconciliation — what we found
  • Transactions in your books, missing from your bank3 · $1,240
  • Duplicate expense entries2 · $386
  • Uncategorized transactions muddying your reports11 · $4,912
  • Invoice paid but still marked open1 · $2,150
  • Straight answers — the big four
  • Cash runway at your current pace13.8 weeks
  • Overdue invoices you could collect this month$18,400
  • Share of revenue riding on your top customer41%
  • Jobs priced below your own cost trend2 of 14
✓ EVERY LINE TRACEABLE TO A RECORD IN YOUR BOOKS
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Three steps. One of them is yours.

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You connect — about 20 minutes

Link your accounting (QuickBooks and friends), your bank feed, and — if you want deeper answers — your point of sale or invoicing tool. Guided, one screen at a time. This is the only work you do.

Connections are read-only and run on the industry rails you already trust: bank connections through Plaid (the same service behind Venmo and American Express connections) and official QuickBooks connections through Intuit. You sign in at your bank’s own login page — we never see your password. How connections work →

QuickBooksBank feedPoint of saleInvoicing

Safe to connect

We can look. We can’t touch. No moving money, no paying bills, no editing your books — the view-only key your bank issues doesn’t include the ability to act. Cut it off any time, from your side.

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We run the full sweep

Ensemble reconciles your books against your accounts and runs the universal checks — cash and runway, collectible money, customer concentration, pricing sanity. Your First Look report is ready within two business days.

In your report

Every mismatch, duplicate, and stale entry flagged — plus the four numbers every owner should know cold, each one traceable to the record behind it.

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You decide what happens next

Your First Look report arrives with every finding traced to the record behind it. Read it on your own time, sit with the hard question you’ve been carrying, and then decide what happens next.

No strings

The report is yours to keep whether you continue or not. If you walk away, we disconnect your accounts — one click, done.

TRUST

Nervous about connecting your accounts? You should be.

A stranger on the internet asking for access to your bank and books is exactly what a scam looks like — your guard is up because it works. So we won’t ask you to relax it. We’ll answer it.

The connection itself is built so that trusting us isn’t required: your bank enforces the limits, not our good intentions — and the kill switch stays in your hands.

What connecting gives us

A view, and nothing else

  • Read-only access to transactions, invoices, and balances
  • Through Plaid and official QuickBooks connections — the rails your other apps already use
  • Issued by your bank’s own login page — we never see your password
  • Revocable in one click, from our side or your bank’s

What connecting can never give us

Your money, or your say-so

  • No ability to move money or pay bills
  • No ability to change an entry in your books
  • No access to your passwords — ever
  • No selling your data, no training AI on it

Still weighing it? Read how connections work, or book a call and talk to a human first — ask us the hard questions before you connect a single thing. Scammers don’t schedule video calls.

Why free? The honest answer.

We’re making a bet,
and we’ll say it out loud.

We won’t pretend this isn’t a pitch. The First Look is one snapshot from a system built to watch your business continuously — and we think once you’ve seen what a single snapshot catches, you’ll want the watch running all the time.

That’s the bet. It only pays off for us if the report genuinely earns your attention — which is exactly the deal you should want from a company whose whole promise is straight answers.

And because you’ve already done the hard part — connecting your systems — continuing is one click, not another project. The watch just stays on.

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The report is the snapshot. The service is the watch.

A reconciliation report tells you where things stand today. What keeps a business safe is the thing that notices tomorrow — the customer going quiet, the cash gap forming eight weeks out, the price that stopped covering its costs.

Continue after your First Look and everything stays exactly where it is — connections live, record intact, history growing. Getting started costs as little as $99 a month, your whole team included — and the price grows only as Ensemble runs more of your business.

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  • No re-setup. The connections you made for the report are the ones the service runs on.
  • The watch turns on. Daily monitoring and early warnings, not a one-time snapshot.
  • Ask anything, any time. Unlimited questions with receipts — not just the big four.
  • It compounds. Every month of history makes every answer sharper.
Free · No card · No obligation

The First Look

Connect your books and accounts. Get a full reconciliation and straight answers on your cash, customers, pricing, and collectible money — free, and yours to keep.

First Look — coming soon

No credit card. Connections are read-only, through Plaid and official QuickBooks connections — you sign in at your bank, and we never see your password. The report is yours to keep either way. Your data lives in its own sealed space, is never sold, and is never used to train AI models. Walk away and we disconnect — one click, from our side or your bank’s.

  • A real reconciliation — books vs. accounts, every discrepancy flagged
  • The big four, answered — cash runway, collectible money, concentration, pricing
  • Receipts on every line — traceable to the actual records