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Malartu is a reporting platform for business advisors, their clients, and portfolios to distill actionable insights from financial and operational data.
We're changing the way financial and operations data is gathered and shared with the most important people in your network. Learn more about how Malartu saves time, increases performance visibility, and mitigates information risk for operators, advisors, and investors.
There's a lot of data swirling around your business network, but it's often in unfriendly formats or within databases. Malartu connects directly to key data sources like Quickbooks, Excel reports, PDFs, Salesforce, or other databases to create a single source of truth.
Create reports, consolidate databases for analysis, build custom dashboards and reports with ease, or pipe data to another tool. Anyone with a vested interest in the performance of a private company saves time with Malartu.
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The Malartu platform isn't just helpful to accountants, advisors, and investors. We help underlying companies and third-parties gain insight from their data as well. Business executives get value from tracking their progress toward goals, budgets, and forecasts every single day, across all areas of operation. From finance, to sales and marketing, to operations, teams use Malartu to grow.
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Our team of entrepreneurs, investors, and management consultants are constantly creating helpful content on how to expand and improve your operation.
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A popular question I get from accountants looking to make the transition is around pricing advisory services vs compliance work since it’s vastly different in nature. It’s unfamiliar territory: compliance work is typically more task-oriented and advisory tends to be a bit more subjective (although it shouldn’t be, but I’ll save that for another post). As you’ve heard time and again, the answer is value-based pricing. It’s about pricing for perceived value of your services rather than marking up the cost to deliver them.