Business as a Service

Your back office, run for you.

OPS runs bookkeeping, accounting and HR operations for companies in Canada, the United States and the United Kingdom, so founders and operators can spend their time on the business instead of the admin.

Illustrative back-office review of reconciled ledgers and archived records
Services
Bookkeeping · Accounting · HR
Engagement
Ongoing, scoped per company
Model
Senior-led

Admin off your desk.

01

Books you can trust

Reconciled accounts and a regular monthly close, so decisions rest on current numbers.

02

People operations in order

Employee records, onboarding and policies kept current as the team grows.

03

One provider, three countries

Canada, the US and the UK handled by one team instead of a separate firm in each.

What's included.

Bookkeeping
Transaction coding, bank and card reconciliations, and supplier and customer ledgers kept up to date.
Month-end close
A routine close with balances reconciled and accruals reviewed, on a calendar agreed with you.
Management accounts
Monthly profit and loss, balance sheet and cash reporting your leadership team can act on.
Year-end support
A reconciled ledger and supporting schedules ready for your external accountant or auditor.
HR administration
Employee records, onboarding and offboarding, and personnel files kept organised and current.
Policies and handbooks
Workplace policies and an employee handbook set up for the countries where you employ people.
HR systems
Setting up and administering your HR system so records, leave and approvals live in one place.

How we work.

01

Review

We look at your current books, records and tools, and agree what OPS takes on.

02

Set up

Clear open items, connect systems and agree a monthly calendar.

03

Run

OPS runs bookkeeping and HR operations each month and reports to you.

04

Adjust

Scope is reviewed as you hire, expand into a new country or change systems.

Common questions.

What does Business as a Service mean at OPS?

OPS runs part of your back office as an ongoing service. It covers bookkeeping, accounting and HR operations for companies in Canada, the United States and the United Kingdom.

How is the scope set?

OPS reviews your current books, records and tools, then agrees in writing which tasks it takes on. Scope is reviewed as you hire, expand into a new country or change systems.

How is this different from a fractional CFO or Head of People?

Business as a Service runs the day-to-day work. A fractional CFO or Head of People owns strategy, controls and decisions at a senior level. Some companies use both.

Which countries do you cover?

Canada, the United States and the United Kingdom. If you operate somewhere else, contact OPS to discuss it.

Start here

Hand over the back office.