Know whether the agency can hire before the hire is urgent
Eigenn helps founder-led agencies see cash, client profitability, receivables, scenarios, and weekly finance work in one record-anchored workspace.
cash and client profitability in one view
hiring, churn, and collection scenarios
founder, CFO, and bookkeeper workspace
Agency finance moves faster than the monthly report
Founder-led agencies feel the cash decision before the month-end report can explain it.
client profitability rebuilt from scattered systems
hiring decisions made before the forecast is ready
weekly finance review split from the records
How It Works
Go from financial fog to a shared weekly operating rhythm
Eigenn connects the systems you already use, turns records into shared context, and gives the weekly cash ritual a place to happen.
Connect the live record
Sync accounting, banking, payments, invoices, customers, and inbox data so the operating view stays current.
Stress-test the decision
Model hiring, revenue, expense, collection, and cash scenarios against the same records the team reviews.
Run the week from the workspace
Run the cash review, variance walk, and follow-up work with comments, docs, and owners attached to records.
Built for founder-led agencies and consulting teams
Agencies and studios need visibility into client profitability, cash timing, receivables, and hiring tradeoffs before the month closes.
Agency finance command center
See cash, bank, transactions, customers, invoices, projects, and payment movement from one workspace.
Hiring and cash scenarios
Stress-test hiring, client churn, delayed collections, and margin pressure before adding cost.
Weekly review threads
Keep client questions, variance notes, and CFO decisions attached to the relevant records.
Finance partner workspace
Bring the bookkeeper and fractional CFO into the same workspace without replacing accounting.
Run agency finance from live records
Give the founder, bookkeeper, and fractional CFO one workspace for cash, clients, and the next decision.
Start with one weekly finance review and expand from there.