For anyone who needs a business's numbers and would rather not hold the keys to its books.

Your credit file needs financials that came from the books, not a spreadsheet someone tidied up. FinShare pulls them from QuickBooks Online after the borrower approves, and the bank never holds a QuickBooks login.

Small business borrowers keep their books in QuickBooks Online and their patience in short supply. FinShare gets you the financials from the source in one request, and keeps you out of their books.

A seller who has just signed an engagement letter is nervous. Asking them to add you as a QuickBooks user makes it worse. FinShare asks for a list of reports instead, and they approve in a few minutes.

Before an LOI, no seller will give you a QuickBooks login. After it, a login is more access than you want: everything you can see is something you can be asked about. FinShare gives you the reports and nothing else.

The first week of a QoE is often spent getting usable data: re-requesting periods, footing exports and waiting for access. FinShare delivers the full data set from QuickBooks Online, checked, without anyone on your team becoming a user in the client's books.

If you report on a client's numbers but don't keep their books, a QuickBooks login is more access than the job needs. FinShare sends a standing request for the reports you use each month.