What's included

• The deliverables that a client will receive at the end of a data analytics project

  Report or Presentation: The client will typically receive a report or presentation that summarizes the findings of the data analytics project. This report may include graphs, charts, and other visual aids that help to communicate the insights gained from the data. Recommendations: Based on the analysis of the data, the client will receive recommendations on how to improve their business operations, marketing strategies, or other areas of interest. Data Visualizations: Clients may also receive interactive data visualizations, which allow them to explore the data and gain deeper insights into the patterns and trends that were uncovered during the analysis. Raw Data: Depending on the project, clients may also receive the raw data that was used in the analysis. This allows the client to conduct their own analysis or to validate the findings of the project. Code: If the analysis was conducted using code, the client may receive a copy of the code used in the project. This can be useful for replicating the analysis in the future or for making modifications to the code.

• The deliverables that a client will receive at the end of an accounting project

  Financial Statements: The client will typically receive financial statements that summarize the financial activities of their business over a period of time. These statements may include an income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement. Analysis of Financial Statements: In addition to the financial statements, the client may receive an analysis of their financial performance. This analysis may include ratios, such as liquidity ratios, profitability ratios, and efficiency ratios, that help to evaluate the financial health of the business. Tax Returns: If the accounting project involved preparing tax returns, the client will receive copies of the completed returns. This will include federal, state, and local tax returns, as required. Recommendations: Based on the analysis of the financial statements and tax returns, the client may receive recommendations on how to improve their financial performance, reduce their tax liability, or comply with tax regulations. Bookkeeping Records: Clients may also receive the bookkeeping records used to prepare the financial statements and tax returns. This allows the client to have a record of their financial activities and to make adjustments as necessary.

• At the end of a data entry project, the client will typically receive a set of accurately entered data that meets the project requirements.

  Data Files: The client will receive a set of data files that contain the entered data. These files may be in different formats depending on the client's needs, such as Excel, CSV, or Access. Quality Control Report: If the data entry project included a quality control process, the client may receive a report summarizing the results of the quality control checks. This report may include information on the accuracy and completeness of the data, as well as any errors or inconsistencies that were found. Data Analysis: If the data entry project involved entering data for the purpose of analysis, the client may receive a report or presentation that summarizes the key findings from the analysis. Data Security Measures: Clients may receive documentation on data security measures taken during the data entry process. Invoicing Information: The client may also receive an invoice for the services rendered during the data entry project.