Question 1

What does Haruno review?

Accepted Answer

The monthly books of the private companies you work with: the clients whose books you close, or the companies in your investment portfolio. Each company sends its accounting exports and supporting schedules, such as QuickBooks statement exports, Excel financial packages, reconciliation binders, budgets, and billing or CRM CSVs; Haruno builds one canonical ledger per company and runs integrity checks that produce findings you review. Each close produces a statement package, a reconciliation binder, the portfolio dashboard and a separate investor report. Haruno calls each company a client; that is the word in folder names, commands and the dashboard.

Question 2

Is this an audit?

Accepted Answer

No. Haruno reviews the exports a company already produces: it tests whether the figures tie to each other and to the ledger it builds, and it reports where they do not. It gives no audit opinion and no assurance on the financial statements. Locking a month records what was still unresolved when it was closed; the lock is not a verdict on the books.

Question 3

Does Haruno look for fraud?

Accepted Answer

No. The checks test whether figures tie and are presented consistently: an account with a balance that no statement line claims, a reconciliation schedule whose Per GL figure disagrees with the ledger, a balance sheet that does not balance. A finding means a figure is missing, does not add up, or is presented wrongly; it says nothing about intent or wrongdoing. What a finding means, and what to do about it, is your judgment. Some finding thresholds were calibrated on one company's books and are meant to be re-measured against more, so read a clean close as the absence of high and medium findings, not as a verdict on the books.

Question 4

Does Haruno decide whether a company is a going concern?

Accepted Answer

No. The solvency panel reports the ASC 205-40 going-concern indicators at the close: a current ratio below 1, negative equity, deferred revenue above total assets, and runway under 12 months measured from operations. Only a runway measured from operations, which needs an imported statement of cash flows, can raise that last indicator; a runway from the trailing change in cash, which includes financing and is what the portfolio dashboard's runway tile shows, never does. When two or more indicators fire and at least one is high, the panel flags a going-concern cluster. It never concludes on going concern; that evaluation stays with you.

Question 5

Which platforms does Haruno support?

Accepted Answer

The review runs in the macOS app today, which needs macOS 15 or later on a Mac with Apple silicon. To share the dashboard or a report with someone who does not use Haruno, export it as a PDF. The Haruno app for Windows does not run the review.

Question 6

Does client data leave my computer?

Accepted Answer

It depends on what you are doing. Importing files, closing a month, and opening the dashboard and the reports run on your Mac and send nothing. A conversation sends what is in it: your question, the figures a dashboard button puts in it, and anything the assistant reads from your books folder to answer. That goes through Inferara's hosted service to the model provider that answers, so settle it against your own clients' confidentiality terms before pointing Haruno at real books. Private inference or on-premises deployment is also available on demand; ask through the Talk to us contact form on the home page. Inferara's service keeps usage and billing records (which model, token counts, cost, timing) and stores no prompt or response content. Client data is not used to train models, and the model provider processes requests under its own API terms.

Question 7

Can I run the close without the assistant?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You add a company, import its files, and close or reopen a month with the app's own controls. None of that involves the assistant or sends anything; the assistant takes part only when you ask it something.

Question 8

Which accounting systems does Haruno read?

Accepted Answer

Haruno reads files: QuickBooks statement exports, Excel workbooks such as financial packages, reconciliation binders and budgets, and billing and CRM CSV exports such as Stripe invoices and HubSpot deals. There is no live connection to an accounting system. A company sends its exports, and you import them into that company in the app.

Question 9

What about companies that report in other currencies?

Accepted Answer

Each company reports in one currency, stated in its spec (the company's mapping file), and amounts are never converted. Amounts in another currency need converting before the export, where the rate and its date are known. If an export, invoice or deal is in a different currency, Haruno refuses it, names it and imports nothing from it, rather than converting it. Portfolio totals do not add companies that report in different currencies, and any currency other than US dollars is shown with its currency code, as in EUR 5.0M.

Question 10

How much does it cost, and how do I buy?

Accepted Answer

$300 per month for each company in your portfolio, tax included. Every feature is included, and there are no plan tiers. Extras may apply: extra AI usage credits, customization quoted separately, and private inference or on-premises deployment on demand. To buy, use the Talk to us contact form on the home page. After you subscribe, we set up Haruno with you.

Question 11

Is the demo data real?

Accepted Answer

No. The screenshots and demos show synthetic demo data: the companies, such as Cobalt Systems, Inc. and Ironwood Materials, Inc., are fictional, and every figure is generated. Each screenshot's caption says so.

Question 12

Do I need to know Python or SQL?

Accepted Answer

No. You close a month with the app's own controls, read the dashboard and the reports in the app, and ask Haruno questions in plain language.

Question 13

How do usage limits work?

Accepted Answer

Your subscription includes an AI usage allowance for the questions you ask Haruno and the drafts you ask it for. Your Haruno account dashboard (the web page where you manage your account, not the portfolio dashboard) shows how much of it you have used, and the Usage allowance page in these docs explains how it is paced. Importing files and closing a month draw nothing from it; only conversations do.

Question 14

What happens when I reach a limit?

Accepted Answer

New AI work waits until your allowance resets, and your Haruno account dashboard shows when. If you have bonus credit, such as credit from a promo code, or your organization has a shared pool, Haruno keeps working and draws on that balance instead. If you regularly need more, ask us about extra AI usage credits through the Talk to us contact form on the home page. Importing files and closing a month do not use the allowance, so you can keep closing while you wait.

Question 15

How does an organization work?

Accepted Answer

An organization holds one subscription, and every member works under it. Members can draw on the organization's shared pool, which organization admins can cap per member; the Usage allowance page explains when the pool is used. A member cannot hold a personal subscription at the same time.

Question 16

Can my organization use its own Google app?

Accepted Answer

Yes, for connecting Gmail, Google Calendar and Google Drive (My Drive). An organization admin sets up the organization's own Google app (a Desktop OAuth app created in Google Cloud) on the organization page of the Haruno account dashboard. Members switch to it the next time they connect or reconnect an account; connections made earlier keep the app that created them, and members cannot change these details on their own computer. The Organization Google app page in these docs has the steps.

Question 17

How do I get help?

Accepted Answer

Email info@inferara.com and our team replies within one business day.

Question 18

Can I cancel?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Under the Terms of Use you can cancel at any time to stop future charges, by writing to info@inferara.com from your account's email address. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the billing period you have already paid for, and you keep access until then. Fees already paid are not refunded once the service has been activated, except where a refund is required by law.

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