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Reconciliation and finance-ops dashboards your finance team trusts

Payments, bank deposits and CFDIs matched automatically, with the dashboards and admin tools your team uses to act on what doesn't match.

If month-end means exporting gateway reports, bank statements and invoices into spreadsheets and matching them by hand, I replace that with one system: every payment matched against what reached the bank and the CFDI issued for it, exceptions routed to a person, and dashboards that show cash, collections and what's still open. I also build the backend underneath — the APIs, data models, and services it depends on. I'm a senior engineer in Puebla working in US hours, so you get same-day answers from the person building it.

What you get

  • Reconciliation across Stripe, Mercado Pago, SPEI, OXXO and your bank, against one ledger you control
  • Exception queues for payments without a CFDI, CFDIs without a payment, and amounts that don't match
  • Finance dashboards for cash, collections, MRR and what's still open
  • Admin panels to manage customers, payments and records — no more spreadsheets
  • Clean APIs in Go or Python and a Postgres data model built to stay fast as you grow
  • Roles, permissions and audit logs, so the right people see and change the right data

Proof

  • TruxgoBuilt and hardened the platform APIs and servers keeping a 30,000-member network fast and secure.
  • FinHOAShipped the accounting dashboards and resident portals running on a fintech payments backend.
  • MercantoEngineered the backend and APIs powering one marketplace across web, iOS, and Android.

Stack

GoPythonPostgresReactCharts

FAQ

What does a dashboard or internal tool typically cost?
A focused dashboard or admin panel usually runs $4K–$12K. A full backend with APIs and a real data model is more — most projects land in the $8K–$25K range. Tell me what you're trying to see or manage and I'll give you a fixed quote, not a vague hourly estimate.
How long until I have something usable?
You'll see a working version of the first dashboard or endpoint within 2–3 weeks, then we iterate. Most full builds ship in 4–10 weeks depending on how many data sources and screens are involved.
How do we work together?
We start with your data and the decisions you need to make from it. I scope it, build in short cycles you can review live, and hand off clean, documented code. You'll always have something to click on rather than waiting months for a big reveal.
Why work with you instead of a US agency?
You get a senior engineer who's built platform APIs for a 30K-member network and fintech dashboards over real payment systems — working in your timezone, with a fixed quote. You talk to the person writing the code, not an account manager.