Resonance reads the agreements your business runs on — with suppliers, partners and banks — and turns them into the figures finance needs: what you owe, what you’re owed and when it falls due, each linked to the clause that set it.
Contracts and invoices copied into spreadsheets, line by line.
Amendments, drafts and side letters, and nobody is sure which one is signed and in force.
The total is there. What it is made of, and what would change it, isn’t.
Tracing one figure back to its contract takes a day.
And the judgment comes in the last two hours, when everyone is tired.
Illustrative week. Blue is preparation, sand is the time spent on decisions.
We read what you already have. Nothing is retyped, and nothing becomes a number until your team confirms it.
Real deliverables, anonymized. Every figure links back to its clause.
Replaces: the monthly commitments workbook
“4.2 The Consultant shall be paid ₪15,000 for each residential unit in the approved plan.”
Replaces: a copy of the model and a weekend
Project R: fewer than half of residents have signed. The margin is at risk.
Real-estate developers“What are we committed to on each project, and when does it fall due?”
Funds and investors“How is each asset really performing, and what changed this quarter?”
Insurers and risk teams“Which policy or appraisal governs this exposure?”
The examples on this page come from real estate. The same method works for any company whose money is set by contracts, appraisals, permits or policies.
We’ve sat on trading floors and in investment committees, where every figure has to survive the question “where is this from?”. Then we spent years building enterprise software at global scale. Resonance is the tool we wished we’d had.
The people you will work with.
One working session on one of your own projects is usually enough to show where the hours go, and what to automate first.
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