Bookkeeping SOPs
Procedures for recurring bookkeeping and transaction-recording activities.
Accounting SOP Writing
Professional documentation for recurring accounting workflows, transaction records, reconciliations, payables, receivables, and period-end activities.
Lamtas helps organizations document accounting processes around their existing systems, responsibilities, controls, and reporting arrangements.
Accounting Procedures
Accounting SOPs describe recurring procedures used to process, record, review, and reconcile financial information.
Lamtas can document bookkeeping workflows, accounts payable, accounts receivable, bank reconciliations, transaction processing, journal procedures, and period-end activities.
Procedures can identify source documents, system actions, review requirements, approvals, records, and reconciliation steps.
Source materials may include accounting-system workflows, chart-of-account instructions, transaction procedures, reconciliation templates, closing checklists, and existing accounting manuals.
The documentation is based on client-defined accounting practices and supplied requirements.
Accounting, tax, audit, and financial reporting matters may require review by appropriately qualified professionals.
Accounting SOP Services
Accounting procedures can cover transaction processing, reconciliations, payables, receivables, and recurring period-end work.
Procedures for recurring bookkeeping and transaction-recording activities.
Workflows for processing supplier invoices, approvals, payments, and records.
Procedures for customer invoicing, receipts, follow-up, and receivable records.
Documentation for comparing bank records with accounting records and resolving differences.
Procedures for preparing, reviewing, authorizing, and recording defined journal entries.
Structured procedures for recurring period-end accounting activities.
Why Lamtas
Accounting activities can be documented from source information through recording and review.
Recurring reconciliation activities can follow a documented sequence.
Preparation, review, approval, and recording responsibilities can be distinguished.
Closing activities can be organized into a practical recurring workflow.
Supporting records can be identified at appropriate points in the process.
Procedures can reflect the organization's existing accounting software and processes.
Our Process
Select the transaction, reconciliation, reporting, or closing process to document.
Examine system workflows, forms, templates, existing manuals, and transaction instructions.
Identify source information, processing, review, recording, reconciliation, and completion.
Document the accounting workflow using the client's defined practices.
Check sequencing, records, responsibilities, and control points.
Prepare the accounting SOP in the agreed format.
Support can cover bookkeeping, accounts payable, accounts receivable, reconciliations, journal entries, and period-end procedures.
Yes. Existing software workflows and client-provided system instructions can inform the SOP.
Yes. Recurring closing activities can be organized into a structured procedure.
Yes. Procedures can document the handoff between purchasing records and accounting processes.
No. The service documents client-defined processes and does not replace professional accounting or tax advice.
Pricing depends on accounting complexity, number of procedures, systems involved, source materials, and turnaround.
Tell Lamtas which bookkeeping, reconciliation, payable, receivable, or closing process you need documented.