Start with an Assessment inquiry.
Tell us which records disagree, what remains open after close, or which finance process needs a clear owner. Share only general, non-sensitive context. Kind Ledger will confirm fit, scope, and the appropriate next step before requesting records.
Which finance question needs attention?
Share the general issue and the next step you are considering. Angela will review the inquiry and respond from Kind Ledger. Scope, fees, timing, and secure records intake are confirmed separately.
Do not send bank statements, tax returns or workpapers, payroll files, POS exports, inventory or seed-to-sale records, QBO or general-ledger files, compliance records, passwords, EFTPS PINs, or other sensitive information through this form or ordinary email. Records are requested only through a confirmed secure intake path after scope and engagement terms are agreed. Never send passwords or EFTPS PINs.
General context first. Scope and secure intake next.
The first step is to understand the question and whether Kind Ledger’s role fits. No records are needed in the public inquiry.
Share the general question.
Tell us who you are, where the business operates, and which reconciliation, inventory, or close issue you want to discuss. Keep confidential information out of the message.
Confirm fit and the proposed scope.
Angela reviews the context and confirms whether an Assessment or a defined referral workstream is appropriate. Scope, timing, fees, responsibilities, and engagement terms are agreed before work begins.
Use the designated secure records path.
If records are needed under an agreed engagement, Kind Ledger provides specific secure intake instructions. Public forms and ordinary email remain unsuitable for sensitive records.
Public messages start the conversation. They do not carry the records.
Keep sensitive business and personal information out of the website form and ordinary email. A confirmed secure intake process is separate from the public inquiry.
Appropriate for the public form.
An advisor can describe a potential workstream without identifying confidential client facts.
- Your name
- Business or organization
- State, role, general topic
- A brief non-sensitive description
Not appropriate for the public form or ordinary email.
Do not send passwords or EFTPS PINs. Records requested for an engagement must use the specifically approved secure intake path, not a reply to the public inquiry email.
- Bank statements; tax returns or workpapers; payroll files
- POS exports; inventory or seed-to-sale records; QBO or general-ledger files
- Account details; compliance records; private client information
- Passwords; EFTPS PINs
Send a general, non-sensitive email.
For questions about fit, timing, or a possible workstream, email Angela. Describe the issue at a high level. Do not attach or paste sensitive records, financial details, account information, or login credentials into ordinary email.