About
Built by someone who lived the last mile
Every month, the numbers were done long before the pack was. The accounting was the easy part.
Matt Brattin
Founder of ClosePack
The two or three days after close, copying last month's workbook, re-pointing the cells, rebuilding the same variance columns, and hoping nothing broke: that was the part that never got faster, no matter how many times I did it.
I built ClosePack because that problem is structural, not personal. Every finance team hits the same wall between the ledger and the boardroom. The numbers are ready. Turning them into something you can hand to a board, a client, or a funder still means rebuilding it by hand, every single period.
ClosePack doesn't touch your books. It sits on top of whatever system holds them, QuickBooks, NetSuite, anything with an export, and turns a transaction list into a report pack you can prove ties: built once, reused every period after that.
Every finance team runs into the same short list, whatever the entity, whatever the system:
- Roll-forwards that break the moment the template changes
- Variance analysis that takes hours to build and a minute to read
- Unmapped accounts that quietly throw a report off
- A board pack assembled from a dozen different files
- Commentary that lives in an email thread instead of the report itself
ClosePack exists to close that list, one saved view at a time. We build it deliberately, and we only ship what is real.