Flagship programme

Ledger Clarity Programme

A six-week UK cohort that turns your cost center audit app into a disciplined operating rhythm — with artefacts you can show a board.

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Learning outcomes

  • Publish an owner register with backups and review dates
  • Run shared-service allocation sampling before board week
  • Maintain an exception queue with clear escalation paths
  • Draft variance narratives that state method and remaining unknowns
  • Set a quarterly audit calendar that matches your reporting cycle

Informational price: £2,450 per seat. No payment is taken on this website.

Modules

Six weeks, one living map

  1. 01

    Hierarchy truth

    Reconcile chart codes to how work actually happens. Retire orphans.

  2. 02

    Owner registers

    Name stewards, backups, and review cadences your app can display.

  3. 03

    Shared-service tests

    Sample keys early; document materiality thresholds.

  4. 04

    Exception queues

    Build a triage list that finance and operations both recognise.

  5. 05

    Board narratives

    Write variance notes with method, limit, and follow-up ask.

  6. 06

    Audit calendar

    Lock a quarterly rhythm and alumni office-hour plan.

Instructor

Rowan Hale

Former group controller for a UK multi-site services firm. Rowan has led three ERP hierarchy migrations and now designs Networksysmonitor workshops around the friction those projects revealed.

Office hours cover allocation edge cases and how to brief non-finance stakeholders without diluting the findings.

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FAQ

Practical limits

Do you configure our cost center audit app for us?

No. We teach method and artefacts. Tool configuration remains with your systems team. That is a real limitation if you expected hands-on software implementation.

What ERP experience is assumed?

You should be able to export cost centre hierarchies and allocation rules. Messy extracts slow the cohort — we recommend a data clean-up sprint before week one.

Is the fee refundable?

See our refund policy for windows and non-refundable items such as completed live workshops.

Programme reviews

From recent cohorts

“Week three’s sampling lab paid for itself when we found a facilities key skewing two commercial centres.”
Helena Crowe · Group Controller
“Rowan’s board narrative clinic was the highlight. The pace in exception queues felt brisk if your ERP codes were unclean.”
Daniel Okeke · FP&A, London