Outsourced Bookkeeping Services and Deliverables — Scoped. Priced. Delivered.
Bookkeeping engagements with a written scope, named deliverables and agreed turnaround, so the business knows what arrives and when.
Book Free ConsultationMost disappointment with outsourced accounting comes from an undefined scope. The business assumed reporting was included; the provider assumed it was extra; nobody wrote it down. What arrives each month should be settled before the first entry is passed.
At N D Savla & Associates, we structure bookkeeping engagements for businesses in Nashik and across Maharashtra around a written scope — what is recorded, what is reconciled, what is reported, and by which date each month.
Scope is set by what the business actually needs rather than by a tier. A manufacturer with inventory and job costing needs something different from a services firm with retainer billing, so the deliverable list is built for the business rather than chosen from a menu.
Our Service Scope
Defined Monthly Scope
A written list of what is recorded, reconciled and reported each month.
Turnaround Commitment
An agreed date by which each month is closed and the reports are shared.
Dedicated Engagement Team
A named team on the file with a chartered accountant reviewing the work.
Reporting Pack
A standard monthly pack agreed at the outset and extended as needs change.
Receivables and Payables Cycle
Ageing, follow-up reporting and payment scheduling within the scope.
Statutory Return Data
Preparation of the underlying data for GST, TDS and payroll filings.
Quarterly Review Call
A periodic review of the numbers and of how the engagement is running.
Year-End Deliverables
Finalisation schedules and audit support included in the annual scope.
Our Engagement Process
Requirement Mapping
We map what the business needs to see and how often it needs to see it.
Scope and Pricing
The deliverables, frequency and turnaround are documented and priced.
Onboarding
Balances, access and the document flow are set up for the first cycle.
Monthly Delivery
The cycle runs to the agreed calendar with the reports issued on the fixed date.
Periodic Review
Scope is reviewed as volumes and reporting needs change.
Why It Matters
Frequently Asked Questions
Want to know what it would cover?
Tell us your volumes and what you need to see each month — we’ll put a scope in writing.
