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The tour

Seven stops, one school year.

Every screen below is live in the demo right now, loaded with a seeded year for Maple Ridge Elementary PTO. Click any of them and poke around — nothing here needs a signup.

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Maple Ridge Elementary PTO

Fiscal year 2025–26 · what needs you today

In the bank

$21,235.09

Checking $21,235.09 · Square clearing $1,789.07 awaiting payout

Needs attention (4)

Jordan Hale · Treasurer
  • File Form 990-N for FY 2024–25

    Due Nov 15 · 26 days left

  • Fall carnival · Ticket booth cash count

    Counted by Maya Brooks · waiting on a second counter

  • Sep 30, 2025 reconciliation is open

    Difference is $2,120.03 against the statement ending

  • Maya Brooks · $64.18

    Waiting on a first approval — the submitter cannot approve

  1. Open it and see what needs you

    Not a wall of charts. A queue: the statement that needs a non-signer, the cash count waiting on a second counter, the reimbursement approved and ready to pay, and how many days until the 990. A volunteer opens this once a week for five minutes in a carline, and that has to be enough.

    Open Overview
  2. Money in, counted by two people

    Issue a cash box with a starting bank. At the end of the night two named counters each enter a denomination count on their own phone. Starting bank plus tallied sales minus counted cash gives the variance immediately — and the deposit slip comes from the count, not from memory.

    Open Cash counts

    Fall carnival · cash count

    Ticket booth · Oct 17

    Starting bank

    $200.00

    Tallied sales

    $1,286.00

    First count

    $1,486.00

    Variance stays pending until a second adult counts

    Two counters required

    Maya Brookssigned 8:12p
    Second counterwaiting

    Nobody is ever alone with the money, and the record proves it.

  3. Money out, approved by two officers

    A teacher opens a link, photographs the receipt, and submits — no account, no app. The submitter cannot approve their own request. A second officer has to authorize. Paying it writes the register payment, so the approval queue and the checkbook cannot drift apart.

    Open Reimbursements

    Reimbursement · $64.18

    Submitted by Maya Brooks on a public link — no account

    Carnival balloon arch — Party City

    Receipt attached · paid on a personal card, not out of the cash box

    1. Receipt attachedrequired
    2. First officer approvalnot the submitter
    3. Second officer approvala different officer
  4. The register that holds everything

    Cash, checks, bank activity, and processor payouts — with Square, Stripe, and Givebacks each in their own clearing account so a payout is a transfer rather than a second carnival. Split the lumped Friday ACH onto the lines it actually belongs to.

    Open Register
  5. Close the month, and prove someone checked

    Statement date, ending balance, tick what cleared. It will not lock until the difference is exactly $0. Then the monthly statement review goes to someone who cannot sign checks, who works a checklist of the specific red flags and signs it. The secretary keeps the original.

    Open Reconcile
  6. The calendar that already knows your year

    Your fiscal year end sets the 990 date. Your state sets affiliation, dues remittance, and charity registration. Bylaws lapse on a three-to-five-year clock nobody tracks. All of it arrives filled in, with a years-on-record counter so nobody sleepwalks into a third missed filing.

    Open Compliance calendar
  7. Hand it over in June without a shoebox

    Roles move, access follows, and nothing leaves with the person who leaves. The kit generates the signature-card task with an election-minutes excerpt for the bank, an inventory of every external account and who else can get into it, and last year's playbook for each event — what it cost, what it netted, who the vendor was.

    Open Handoff kit

It is all sitting there already.

Maple Ridge Elementary PTO, fiscal year 2025–26, with a full year of transactions, an open reconciliation, a restricted playground fund, and a reimbursement waiting on a second officer.