You have the spreadsheets. You have the systems. Real information — but disconnected. There's profitability you're not seeing. Margin slipping away without anyone noticing. A lack of liquidity holding back important decisions.
The problem isn't your business. It's that no one has synced those numbers to work together.
That's why we built ABIS: Auralis's system that connects those numbers, tells you what's happening, and what to do about it.
It's not a dashboard. It's not a BI tool. It's the system that takes all your financial, operational, and commercial information and tells you exactly what's happening in your business, why it's happening, and what decisions can change it.
Understand why one month was better than another. Know which product earns you the most profit. See where margin is slipping before it's too late.
Who's it for? For the business owner who already has a system and reports, and still, at the end of the month, keeps deciding without the full picture. Works for distribution, retail, healthcare, services, and technology.
Large consultancies solve this problem, but at a cost an SMB can't afford. Freelancers are accessible, but they show up, build a model, and disappear. BI tools are powerful, but they require a technical team. Auralis was built to close that gap.
Learn about Auralis →We don't build reports on messy information. If the data isn't well structured, no dashboard will work. That's why we start from the root.
Every ABIS feature was born from a real problem in a real business. That's what makes it work in practice.
The platform does the heavy lifting. When you need to scale with personalized advisory, Auralis is there for you.
Plans
All plans include a 30-day free trial, no card required. Priced per company, not per user. Cancel anytime.
Starter
For businesses just starting to organize their financial information.
Professional
For businesses that want deeper analysis and ongoing tracking.
Business
The complete financial system, with tax support.
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