Customer stories
What changed when Visory took on the books, told by the people who run the businesses.
The stories
Burchy’s Meats How bookkeeping helped a local butcher become a cut above the rest. A Victorian specialty butcher wanted timely, accurate internal reports. Kathryn Harvey on what changed when Visory took on the books.
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Bak’D HotBread Yamba Freshly updated books and fresh-baked bread: how catch-up bookkeeping changed the game. A family-owned bakery in Yamba, NSW, was six months behind on its books. Owner William Trevithick on catching up and setting up to grow.
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Geeveston Community Centre The centre manager who stopped checking every line. Geeveston Community Centre is a neighbourhood house in Tasmania’s Huon Valley with grant funding, award payroll, and a community board. Visory runs its bookkeeping, payroll, and board reporting, and its Centre Manager no longer checks every line herself.
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Flexi Queensland Clean data, a clean audit, and a board asking great questions. Flexi Queensland provides disability support and NDIS services across Queensland from its base in the Burdekin. When its internal accountant left, Visory replaced one person with a team, and the books went through the audit on clean data.
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Having Visory as a flexible partner to handle our day-to-day has meant real relief for our CFO. From an economies of scale perspective, the outsourced model is cost-effective compared to bringing someone in-house, and the handoff to our external accountant for tax has been noticeably smoother than it was before.
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