See how SCS automated a week-long quarterly workflow with local AI. Read the case study.
See how SCS automated a week-long quarterly workflow with local AI. Read the case study.
We partner with accounting and finance firms to bring AI-native engineering to the client engagement process, making previously unaffordable work economical. You bring the client relationship and the domain expertise, we bring the AI layer that you know you need in order to stay competitive.
The firms winning the next decade of audit and compliance work are the ones offering their clients results that used to be impossible — reconciliations resolved in weeks instead of years, complex historical backlogs cleared at a fraction of the traditional cost, and every figure traceable to its source.
This capability is coming to your clients one way or another. The question is whether it comes from you, or from the firm down the street. Partnering with us lets you:
A partnership model where your domain expert and our AI-native engineering team jointly reconcile mismatched historical records — revenue timing, contract compliance, financial close, regulatory reporting, and other complex compliance requirements — into a single, auditor-traceable number. Unlike a generic AI tool, the logic is captured, executed by deterministic code, and independently verifiable end to end.
In the end, your client projects are completed faster and more accurately. You build trust with clients that you’re adapting to modern technology and strategically embracing AI capabilities where it makes sense without introducing risk. And your team learns more about agentic AI capabilities in the process, a by-product of participating in technical solutions meetings with our AI-native engineering team. Your team will better understand the AI layer of the solutions you’re selling and gain the confidence to speak to its strengths in your client meetings.
Your clients are conservative. Their auditors are more conservative. You’ve read the horror stories about AI producing confident, wrong answers. So have we — and we designed around them from day one. Three things to know:
Your domain expert dictates the rules. AI helps translate their process into a model. Deterministic code executes it. A human reviews the edge cases. The AI is never the thing deciding.
Calculations run on deterministic code — the same inputs producing the same outputs, every time. No model in the path at runtime. No guessing.
Each result cites the exact logic that produced it. On a recent engagement, that meant 140,000 rows with 140,000 explanations your expert could spot-check. It's what turns skeptics into believers.
20+ years partnering with industry leaders
A 100+ year-old nonprofit institution had roughly 9,600 contracts and more than 100,000 data points behind $21.9M in deferred revenue that had never been fully reconciled — some records dating back to 1911. Fifteen years of manual attempts hadn't produced a result anyone fully trusted and the compliance risk was constantly looming.
We resolved the full dataset in under a month, at a fraction of the budget the client had planned for. Every figure is traceable to its source. The result passed two independent trust tests: a second implementation built purely from the written rulebook reproduced the engine's result exactly, and an independent re-derivation on a separate path matched as well.
A plain-English rulebook that documents the methodology, business rules, exceptions, and decisions in a format auditors, operators, and successors can read and verify.
A self-validating workbook that re-derives and re-confirms the headline totals, providing an independent way to validate the results.
A methodology overview and data findings report documenting the source data, methodology, findings, and key decisions.
An operator's runbook so your team can operate, audit, maintain, and evolve the solution independently.
In a 30-minute conversation we’ll:
CISO, Prowess Consulting
Julian (“Jules”) leads our Agentic AI practice, helping organizations identify high-impact opportunities for AI and deploy production-ready agents that solve real business problems. He has led successful engagements for nonprofits, global distributors, and enterprise technology organizations, delivering measurable improvements in efficiency, accuracy, and throughput. Jules specializes in practical AI adoption that works with existing people, processes, and systems—not expensive rip-and-replace projects.
CEO, Prowess Consulting
As CEO of Prowess Consulting, Aaron brings an executive perspective to AI adoption, helping business leaders move beyond the hype to identify where AI agents can create measurable business value. Having led organizational transformation firsthand, he understands the operational, financial, and cultural challenges of adopting new technology and helps leaders build practical strategies that drive results.
Yes. The AI isn’t in the path when the numbers actually run. A deterministic engine executes a plain-English rulebook that any auditor can read and verify independently of us.
They’re quarantined for human review, not guessed at. That’s precisely why the trusted result stays trustworthy.
It isn’t work handed off and returned. Your domain expert stays in the loop throughout, and what changes is the system, not just the headcount holding the line against a backlog.
No. The deliverable is a rulebook and workbook your team owns and operates, not a platform you have to license or maintain.
As founder and CEO of Prowess, Aaron Suzuki has led the organization to become a thriving business filling the important space between technology development and marketing teams with technology, applications, content, and analytics.
Aaron was also the founder and CEO of SmartDeploy, a Seattle-based IT management software company. SmartDeploy simplified the secure configuration and management of business computing endpoints for thousands of customers globally.
Earlier in his career, Aaron served as Director of Business Development at Entirenet, a Seattle-based technical services firm. Before moving to Seattle, Aaron was President of Inetz Media Group, a web application development company based in Salt Lake City.
Aaron holds a B.S. from Brigham Young University and a M.S. from the University of Iowa. An avid cyclist and passionate skier, he also serves on the Board of Directors of Blue Devils Performing Arts, a youth performing arts non-profit.
