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FAQ

Arboris helps fractional CFOs review client financials faster. The core loop is connect QuickBooks, surface material changes, analyze with evidence-grounded AI, export a branded financial review, and repeat across clients from Command Center.

QuickBooks is fully implemented. Xero and CSV import appear as Coming Soon options, but they are not clickable alpha integrations.

No. Arboris has authenticated first-party app endpoints under /api/v1, but a public programmatic API is not part of alpha scope.

No. A client portal is not part of alpha. Arboris is built for the CFO’s internal workflow and client-ready PDF delivery.

No. Multi-user firms, SSO, and MFA are outside alpha scope.

All alpha plans are $0. Stripe is wired in test mode for the billing flow, but paid production pricing is post-alpha.

AI uses the selected client’s synced QuickBooks evidence, including financial report metrics, transactions, supported master-data labels, Trial Balance rows, General Ledger postings, and related Arboris records. It does not use other clients’ data.

Section titled “Does AI provide tax, legal, or investment advice?”

No. Arboris analyzes financial data and refuses tax advice, legal advice, and investment recommendations.

Arboris should suppress unsupported KPIs, explain the missing source or comparison period, and lower confidence for AI claims. It should not fill gaps with invented numbers.

Report metadata is stored for history and audit context. The PDF itself is generated on demand and is not stored as a persistent artifact in alpha.

Not from Reports in alpha. Full Financial Review export is PDF-only. Settings includes a data export flow for CSV files inside a ZIP where supported.

Disconnect revokes access and stops auto-sync while preserving historical synced data. Purge is a separate action that deletes synced accounting data and AI embeddings for that client.

Firm deletion tombstones the firm, logs you out, revokes refresh tokens, and starts a 30-day grace window before hard deletion.

No. Mobile apps are outside alpha scope.