The situation
A seed-stage company's books had been kept by three different people over two years, and the founder needed investor-ready financials before opening a data room for a priced round.
The approach
A full bookkeeping cleanup onto US GAAP, a repeatable month-end close, and a data-room package built to the standard investors actually expect, not the standard a founder assumes is enough.
The outcome
The data room opened on schedule, and no financials were re-issued during diligence.
A composite, anonymized account built from the kind of engagement Mizenna regularly handles, not a case-by-case record of a single named client.