Accounting and financial reporting built for the speed of tech.
Growing technology companies tend to outgrow their accounting function before they realize it. The gap shows up in a due diligence process, ahead of an audit, or during a fundraise, and by then it’s already affecting things that matter.
Tech companies carry accounting requirements that general bookkeeping processes don’t address well.
Revenue recognition under ASC 606 requires careful analysis of contracts, performance obligations, and timing, and gets more involved as product lines and customer arrangements multiply.
R&D expense treatment under ASC 730 has to be applied consistently and documented carefully.
Equity-based compensation creates ongoing accounting obligations that grow with headcount.
Multi-entity structures from acquisitions or international expansion introduce consolidation requirements that internal teams often aren’t resourced to handle.
Some of the pressure points that surface most often:
For technology companies approaching a funding round, an audit, or an acquisition, gaps in financial reporting tend to surface at exactly the moments when the books need to be cleanest.
Investors and acquirers look closely at how a technology company’s financials are maintained, not just what they show. Clean revenue recognition, consistent R&D treatment, and well-documented equity compensation accounting signal that the business is managed with the rigor that scales.
When those areas are inconsistent or behind, they become issues in due diligence that slow down or complicate transactions. For companies preparing for a Series A, a Series B, or an eventual exit, the state of the books is never just an accounting question.
Board and investor reporting adds a parallel requirement: leadership needs timely, accurate financials to make sound decisions about hiring, spending, and growth, and the accounting function is what makes that visibility possible
BPM works with technology companies from venture-backed startups through multinational public companies, with direct experience in the accounting requirements that come with rapid growth, technical accounting standards, and investor-facing reporting. Our day-to-day services include:
For technology companies with more complex technical accounting needs, BPM professionals can coordinate across technical accounting, tax, and advisory services without requiring you to manage multiple providers.
We work within the platforms technology companies already use and bring hands-on experience configuring them for the reporting requirements that come with investor oversight and rapid growth. NetSuite, Sage Intacct, and Rillet all support multi-entity consolidation, revenue recognition workflows, and the reporting depth that technology companies need at scale, and BPM professionals have direct implementation and optimization experience on these systems. If your current setup isn’t giving you the visibility or the audit readiness you need, we can help you assess where the gaps are.
Technology companies that move from seed to Series B, or from private to public, often find that the accounting infrastructure they started with wasn’t built for where they ended up. BPM gives you the accounting capacity and technical knowledge to support that growth without having to rebuild your financial function at every stage.
Looking for a team who understands where you’re headed and how to help you get there? Whether you’re building something new, managing growth or preserving success, let’s talk.
