Your mission counts more than your money. So should your accounts.
Impact accounting for those that answer to more than money.
Money gets managed because money has books.
Impact gets measured, reported, and filed. Anyone who manages it from there is doing by hand what the books already do for money.
The gap is in the tooling, not in the intent. Organizations already create value their accounts never see, and already carry costs their accounts never name. Put that performance on the same books, and it becomes as manageable as the money already is.
Money
Impact
One set of books. Balanced, audited, and the basis for every decision.
Reports, scores, surveys. Real work, in a form the books can’t use.
It’s time we accounted for impact the way we account for money.
Sedoha keeps books across six kinds of capital — natural, human, social, intellectual, manufactured and financial — following the established integrated-reporting model set out in the International Integrated Reporting Council framework and the Capitals Coalition Protocol.
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Continuous, not annual.
Impact figures have usually been priced once a year, in a spreadsheet, with the reasoning left in someone’s head. Sedoha’s AI reads each source record as it arrives, posts it to the right account under the rule that applies, and writes down why — next to the number, where the next reader will find it.
Illustrative example with synthetic figures.
Start a conversation.
Bring the reports you have to produce, the submissions behind them, and the figures most likely to be challenged. Nothing else needs preparing.
Or tell us about your organization and what you’re trying to measure and improve, and we’ll get back to you.
Email works too: inquiries@sedoha.com.