Books a Lender Can Trust

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ProjectBits · Consulting
Lending × Financials

Books a Lender
Can Trust.

Borrowers bring you stale, once-a-year numbers you end up re-deriving yourself — and by the time a problem shows in the financials, the covenant’s already breached. We produce the credit metrics you already use, monthly, two-year, and traceable to every source transaction.

The gap

SMB financials arrive late, inconsistent, and unverifiable. You spend underwriting time reconstructing the numbers, and the forward view — the one that would warn you early — doesn’t exist.

The fix

Reconciled monthly books that produce the Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR), leverage, liquidity, and a Survival Score on demand — each figure traceable back to the invoice beneath it, plus a forward DSCR you can set against a covenant.

traceable both directions Transaction Reconciled Statements Ratios Credit metrics SurvivalScore ↳ and a forward DSCR you can hold against a covenant
Every credit metric walks back to the source transaction — monthly, not once a year.

What you get on a borrower

The ratios you already use — DSCR, debt-to-equity, current & quick — two-year trend.
A forward DSCR — covenant early-warning before a breach, not after.
A Survival Score — a modified Altman Z-Score, one read on borrower health.
Traceable to source — the numbers you’d re-derive, already done and defensible.
Traceable, not asserted. Click any figure and it walks back to the invoice in QuickBooks. These aren’t the borrower’s claims — they’re reconciled, monthly, forward-looking, and they hold up to your credit team, the Certified Public Accountant (CPA), and an examiner.
You assess the risk. We make the books worth assessing.
Borrowers who are genuinely ready to lend to.
Let’s run a borrower’s
numbers together →
ProjectBits Consulting · Don Lovett  |  ProjectBits Thought-OS™ and Tax Ready Bookkeeping™ are trademarks of ProjectBits Consulting, Inc.  |  Financial metrics and ratios are wired and live today; the early-warning (leading-indicator) layer is in active development.
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