For those accountable for their impact, and determined to improve it.
Whether you are a fund producing an LP report on companies in your portfolio, a manufacturer whose emissions figure sits inside a regulatory filing, or a nonprofit answering six funders on six different templates, the common thread is the same: your impact carries weight.
Illustrative figures.
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Investors & funders
You report on more than one entity — a portfolio, a fund family, a grant book — and answer to more than one framework.
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Companies & institutions
Your impact figures appear in filings that carry consequences: a rate case, a reimbursement submission, an accreditation review.
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Nonprofits & social enterprises
You report the same work to several funders, each on their own template, and a decision depends on the outcome.
It works like your accounting firm.
You bring the records. Sedoha keeps the books. Every report comes from them.
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What you bring
The records you already have: spreadsheets, surveys, program reports, finance exports. They don’t have to be clean. And someone who can answer a question when a judgment call needs your knowledge.
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What Sedoha does
Maps everything onto one chart of accounts, reconciles it until the books balance, and keeps them current as new records arrive. Nobody on your team learns a new system.
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What you get
A balance sheet and a profit-and-loss statement for each of the six capitals, every figure traceable to its source. We prepare the reports you need from those books, for your board, funders or regulator. Your goals sit on the accounts, so each cycle shows which strategies are moving them.
Sedoha’s AI runs underneath all three. It reads each record as it arrives, posts it to the right account under the published rules, and does the reconciling, cross-checking and report drafting no team could do by hand. When a call needs judgment, it doesn’t make it: it brings the question to a person, records the ruling, and applies it the same way every time the question comes back.
Your books, your data, a public standard.
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Your data stays yours
Your records, chart of accounts, valuations and books belong to you. Each client’s books sit in their own database, open only to people you invite.
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Kept to a public standard
Every client’s books meet A Working Standard for Impact Accounting, published for anyone to adopt, extend or replace.
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Your methods stay private
Where your work needs a method the standard doesn’t cover yet, it is marked as yours on your books, and shared only if you choose to offer it.
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Lessons improve the system
What the work teaches, stripped of your name and figures, improves the books for every client. If you would rather it didn’t, say so.
Let’s talk impact accounting.
Start a conversation. You’ll hear whether your figures are ready for the books and what the first steps would look like.
The easiest first step: start a conversation. Bring the reports you have to produce; nothing else to prepare.
Or email inquiries@sedoha.com.