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Why Accounting Should Govern Money Movement in Fiduciary Organizations
In fiduciary organizations, accounting should govern money movement—not merely record it. This architectural distinction separates systems that protect from systems that document.
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Moving Money vs Governing Money: Two Architectures, Two Risk Models
Payment rails and accounting systems solve fundamentally different problems. Confusing them creates risk that most organizations don't see until it's too late.
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Why Time Is the Hardest Problem in Accounting Software
Accounting systems don't fail because they get math wrong. They fail because they forget the past. Your books from January must be explainable by January's …
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Why Configuration-Driven Posting Beats Hardcoded Accounting Logic
When your posting rules live in code, every change requires a developer. When they live in configuration, accountants control their own system.
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Why Optional Fields Destroy Data Integrity
Every optional field in your accounting system is a future data quality problem. Here's why "required" isn't restrictive—it's protective.