The AI fiscal compliance platform for government-funded nonprofits.
GL review · September 2026 · Illustrative data
Built for orgs managing government funding
The scrutiny
42%
of single-audited federal award spending from 2017–2021 was linked to audit findings that were severe, repeated, or both.
GAO-24-106173, 2024Fiscle is built for the organizations inside that number.
Direct spending by all federal award recipients, across every federal agency, as reported in single audits.
Illustrative output: a budget check that flagged two lines, a certification check that flagged four payroll rows, and a salary allocation across three funders.
The engine
GL reviews, cost allocations, and multi-funder math, computed in code rather than by a model, and run again every period. Fiscle flags what isn't audit-ready. Your team carries it the last mile.
Results
14
Checks flagged
2
Funders allocated
3
Source files
3
How it works
01
Convert your recurring compliance tasks into workflows.
02
Run your workflows each period and verify the results.
03
Confirm each result, then lock the period. Unlocking needs a reason, and it stays in History.
Traceability
Lock and unlock, user verification, and a defensible trace on every number. Each result keeps its source files, its method, and the person who signed off.
Source
GL_detail_Sep.xlsx
2,418 rows · uploaded Oct 2
Method
Computed from the rows of your files by saved steps
Configuration · 6 steps · Same as August 2026
Result
14 results · 2 checks flagged
14 of 14 confirmed · AI does not write this number
Locked
Sep 30, 2026 · Jane Doe
lock 1 · every unlock needs a reason, kept in History
The record
Every period adds to the library. Source files, methods, results, and the decisions behind them stay in Fiscle, searchable, and none of it walks out the door when someone resigns.
Vault
All of your files and documentation organized and securely stored.
Threads
All of your past decisions and notes at your fingertips.
Why did we move 12% of salaries off DMH in March?
You reallocated after the budget modification approved Mar 4.1 The note is on the March period of Salary allocation.2
Sources · 1 Run · Salary allocation — March 2026 · History 2 Run · Salary allocation — March 2026
Why Fiscle
Workflows run every period, not once. The work repeats, so the system does.
Every number keeps its source, its method, and the person who signed off.
Verified compliance data accumulates into institutional knowledge you can ask.
Vault, lineage, and audit trails in one secure place.
Threads read your files and pull context. Code does the math.
A person reviews and locks every result. Nothing goes out on its own.
