Seer Advisory | Bookkeeping, tax and capital for Nigerian businesses

Bookkeeping · CFO support · Tax · Capital

See your business beyond the numbers.

Seer Advisory keeps the books for growing Nigerian businesses on Xero and closes them every month. Then we turn them into a clear view of where you are heading, and the reports banks and investors ask for.

Virtual bookkeeping delivered on Xero cloud accounting

Reconciled All bank accounts ₦ Accounts · day 10

What we do

Your outside finance team, from daily entries to the credit committee.

Virtual bookkeeping

Books kept in Xero and closed every month by day 10.

Outsourced CFO

Controls, cash forecasts and dashboards without a full-time hire.

Tax advisory

Positions and filings under Nigeria's 2025 tax reform laws.

Credit readiness

Credit papers, models and investor decks built on real numbers.

Reports you can read

Your numbers, turned into a view of where you are heading.

Every month we turn your reconciled Xero data into a dashboard you can read in five minutes: revenue, margin, cash, what customers owe you and where the money goes. The same numbers feed your forecast and your lender file.

Updated monthlyBusiness performance
OverviewCashProfit
Revenue this month₦48.2m▲ 12% on last month
Gross margin31.4%▲ 2.1 pts
Cash in bank₦18.4m▲ ₦3.1m
Debtor days38▼ 6 days faster
Cash balance · last 12 months
Revenue vs expenses
RevenueExpenses
Where the money goes
Stock 55%Staff 20%Logistics 15%Other 10%
Built from your Xero data each month. Illustrative figures.

A typical month

By day 10 you have last month's numbers. By day 28 your lender file is current.

Every client runs on the same monthly rhythm, so nothing waits for year-end. Move the slider to step through the month.

Where we are going

Accounting is the language of business. We help disciplined businesses see beyond the numbers, and be heard by the people who lend.

Most small businesses in Nigeria are turned down for credit because their records cannot support the request, not because the business is weak.

We are building from bookkeeping toward a financial institution that uses verified accounting data to decide who gets capital, and on what terms.