See how SnapLedger's AI CFO works and what every pack contains, then watch the whole narrated first full review of a fictional UAE fit-out company, from the business at a glance to the decisions for the owner.

This film is a sample of what the SnapLedger AI CFO delivers. It first explains how the AI CFO works, then plays one whole pack the way an owner receives it.

The company in the sample is fictional. Oasis Line is a typical fit-out business in the UAE, and its books were made for this film. The narration is in English, with captions in English, Arabic, French and Chinese.

How the AI CFO works

The AI CFO reads your books the way a finance director would, and writes to you on a regular rhythm.

A first full review. A health check of the whole business, read from all your books.
Every month. Once the month is locked, a pack arrives: what moved, and what to do. Each pack follows up on the last one.
Every quarter. A wider look at trends, targets and where you stand.
Every year. The year in review, and the plan for the next one.

What you receive, every time

Each pack tells one story, three ways:

A deck: one conclusion a page, with why, and what to do.
A detailed report: the full reading, with a workbook of the figures behind it.
A video walkthrough: the deck talked through in a few minutes, with captions.

You can share any pack with your team by a password link.

What it needs from you

Keep your books current, and lock each month. A month left open still gets its pack, marked provisional.
Show it more, get more. Your customers, projects, contracts and team: the more it can see, the sharper it gets.
It never guesses. When something is missing, the pack tells you what to record. Tax points are options to discuss with your tax agent.

The sample review, chapter by chapter

The rest of the film is the sample company's first full review, for August 2025 to July 2026. It has nine chapters, and each one answers a question:

Your business at a glance: what matters this time, in one page?
Where to focus now: what is the one thing holding the business back?
Sales and profit: are we making money, and from whom?
Cash: is there enough cash, and when is it tight?
Customers and getting paid: who buys, who owes us, and how fast do they pay?
Suppliers and costs: where does the money go, and is it too much?
Looking ahead: what do the next months look like?
Tax and deadlines: what must be filed or paid, and when?
Decisions and actions: what should you decide and do now?

Every page ends with what to do. An appendix about the books says what the numbers cannot show yet, and what to record so the next pack can show it. The decisions for the owner are on the last page.

The company and its books are fictional sample data. The pack is informational and not tax advice: discuss tax points with your tax agent.

From the founder

Read the Founder Diary for the thinking behind AI CFO and our 17 November Meydan demonstration. You can also watch this reference video on YouTube.