A controlled path from evidence to ledger
TRAKYTT introduces a structured, repeatable process that ensures accounting data is validated before it reaches the ledger.
The platform is designed to fit into existing workflows without forcing firms to change how they operate — while still enforcing consistent compliance controls.
Step 1: Capture
TRAKYTT accepts source documents through multiple capture methods, allowing firms to choose what works best for their teams and clients.
Capture methods include:
Regardless of how documents are captured, all data enters the same validation pipeline.
Flexibility exists at the point of capture.
Control begins immediately after.
Step 2: Validate
Once captured, documents are assessed against accounting and tax rules before any transaction is prepared.
Validation checks include:
Transactions that fail validation are flagged for review and correction before posting, preventing non-compliant data from entering the ledger.
This shifts compliance from a clean-up exercise to a controlled process.
Step 3: Classify
Validated documents are then prepared with the appropriate accounting treatment.
Classification focuses on:
TRAKYTT prepares transactions so that professional judgement can be applied with confidence, rather than being used to correct preventable errors.
Step 4: Deliver
Once validated and classified, TRAKYTT delivers clean, structured data into the accounting workflow.
Outputs are prepared to be:
This ensures:
TRAKYTT does not replace your accounting system — it ensures that only defensible data reaches it.
Designed to Fit Professional Workflows
TRAKYTT is designed to work with:
It supports:
The platform enforces consistency regardless of who performs the work.
What Happens When Validation Fails
When a document or transaction does not meet required standards:
This prevents compliance risk from being hidden inside the ledger and creates a clear path for correction.
Why Pre-Ledger Matters
Most accounting risk is introduced before transactions are recorded.
By validating upstream, TRAKYTT allows firms to:
The result is not automation for its own sake — but controlled, defensible accounting outcomes.
Where TRAKYTT Sits
TRAKYTT sits:
It is infrastructure — not a service, not a shortcut.