1 · The document
Read the paper before the entry.
A credit purchase invoice from Al-Wadi Farm, with its due date. The document reaches you as it would a real employee, so you know what happened before you record it.
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AcademyThe simulation
The simulation: a company from your sector, its books in your hands.
Choose your sector and a company is created in your name, with its chart of accounts. Its documents then arrive every day: you record them yourself, the engine judges and names your error, and you close its months yourself.
The simulation ladder: eight rungs, seven certificates
L0ReadinessDiagnosis and company set-up; no certificateL1Junior AccountantCertificate in Accounting FoundationsL2AccountantWith L1: The Accountant in Their First JobL3Financial AnalystStage certificateL4Senior AnalystStage certificateL5Finance ManagerStage certificateL6Chief Financial OfficerStage certificateL7Financial Decision-MakerWeighing one decision against another
Watch Preview
Watch a working day in the simulation.
Nashmi walks you through the screens: a document arrives, you write the entry by hand, the engine names the mistake, and you climb toward a certificate.
Preview A tour of the simulation’s designed screens. Names and figures are display samples. The simulation opens to learners in phases, and lessons open when the content committee approves their content.
Read the transcript
Hello, I’m Nashmi, your advisor at the CFO+ Academy. Let’s tour the simulation. Here, you work as an accountant, not as a student of accounting.
0:11 · Your company You run a whole company from your sector. Here it’s Zait & Zaatar Restaurant, and your working day begins.
0:19 · The document A document arrives: a credit purchase invoice. Read the paper before the entry: who’s the supplier, when is it paid, how much? The answer is on the paper: 185.50.
0:31 · The entry Then you write the entry by hand: the account from your company’s chart, the amount from the document. And the balance moves with you. Balanced… but is it right?
0:42 · The engine’s verdict You post it, and the engine judges, not me. If you’re wrong, it names your error: the whole entry is reversed; it balances and is still wrong. And I explain: a hint, not a solution.
0:54 · The ladder You climb the ladder stage by stage, from readiness to level seven. Simulated roles, not job titles.
1:01 · Gate and certificate Each stage ends at a gate with three pieces of evidence. Then a performance certificate, with a verification code the employer opens directly. The engine judges, I explain without solving it for you, and the certificate attests to your performance. Welcome to the Academy.
A day in the simulation
Four moments, repeated every working day.
You choose the pace of your day: 5, 10, 15 or 20 transactions in a working day.
2 · The entry
Write the entry yourself.
Choose the account from your company’s chart and type the amount from the document. The live balance tips in front of you.
3 · The verdict
The engine judges, and names your error.
Not “wrong answer”, but “the whole entry is reversed”. A hint without the answer, so your second attempt is learning, not copying. A verdict you can reproduce from its record, with the right to an explanation and to appeal.
4 · The effect
Which statement would have lied, and by how much.
A reversed entry of 185.50 makes liabilities and expenses 371.00 lower than they should be, and net profit 371.00 higher.
185.50371.00
Try it
Try an entry yourself.
The entry starts reversed on purpose. Post it and hear the engine’s verdict, then fix it yourself. Nashmi hints; he never hands you the answer.
The engine and Nashmi
The engine judges, Nashmi explains.
The engine
It judges by published rules, and gives the same verdict on the same work.
- A deterministic engine, with no impressions and no favours, that keeps a log of every verdict.
- It names your error and shows its effect on the statements.
- You can ask for any decision to be explained, appeal it, and escalate it for human review.
Nashmi
He explains; he never hands you the answer.
- Your automated advisor, a program, not a person. He says where his words come from.
- He does not solve it for you or grade you. His explanation is for clarity, neither a verdict nor advice.
Ten of the named errors in the engine’s catalogue
Unbalanced entryThe whole entry is reversedA line on the wrong sideAn expense where an asset belongsRevenue where a liability belongsA close account, but not the intended oneTwo digits swapped in the amountAmount not matching the documentMissing lineEntry in the wrong period
Open mode
For the practitioner sharpening one skill: no stages and no gates, and the accuracy there enters no honour board and no professional record.
My errors
A mirror, not a penalty: each error pattern by name, whether it is improving, and what treats it. No one else sees it.
The ladder
From L0 to L7, with a gate at the end of each rung.
Roles simulated, not job titles. The gate asks for three pieces of evidence: knowledge, a practical task and professional conduct. Pass it, take its certificate and move up; its conditions are published from your first day.
L0ReadinessDiagnosis and company set-up; no certificateL1Junior AccountantCertificate in Accounting FoundationsL2AccountantWith L1: The Accountant in Their First JobL3Financial AnalystStage certificateL4Senior AnalystStage certificateL5Finance ManagerStage certificateL6Chief Financial OfficerStage certificateL7Financial Decision-MakerWeighing one decision against another
L0 is readiness, with no certificate. L1 and L2 together: The Accountant in Their First Job. L7, the Financial Decision-Maker: weighing one decision against another.
Month end
You close the month yourself.
Reconciliation, payroll, adjustments, statements and the stamp. The order is binding because each step feeds on the one before, and the statements are computed from your books, never typed in.
Your record
Where do I go wrong? A mirror, not a penalty.
Questions
About the simulation.
How long does the simulation take?
You run your company for months of simulated time, and choose your pace: 5, 10, 15 or 20 transactions per working day.
Does Nashmi solve it for me?
No. He explains, asks and says where his words come from; the verdict is the engine’s.
What if I disagree with a verdict?
You can ask for the decision to be explained, appeal it and escalate it for human review. The verdict can be reproduced from its log.
Is there a certificate in the simulation?
A certificate for each stage from L1 to L7, in the paid plans. The free month has no certificate.
Start
Start with the first document.
Free for the first month · No card · Lessons open when the content committee approves their content
