Built for monthly close

Stop chasing missing client documents before monthly close.

Narrowly gives small accounting firms one focused workflow to request documents, follow up consistently, and see what is still missing before close day.

14-day trial · No credit card · Keep your close process focused

August close

Client documents

In progress

Missing items

Bank statement · July
Payroll report
Vendor invoices

Next follow-up

Tomorrow

A consistent cadence keeps the request moving without another manual chase.

Checklist

Reusable for next month

The narrow workflow

Every monthly close starts with a cleaner ask.

Narrowly turns scattered reminders and status checks into one repeatable client-document process.

01

Request the right documents

Start each close with a clear, client-specific request instead of a blank email thread.

02

Follow up without the chase

Set a consistent follow-up cadence so outstanding items stay visible without rebuilding the reminder list.

03

See what is still missing

Use one live view to spot incomplete requests before they become a close-day surprise.

04

Reuse the process next month

Keep recurring checklists and request history so every close starts from a proven workflow.

Before / after

Less chasing. More control before close.

Before Narrowly

Open inboxes, inconsistent reminders, and unclear document status when the close is already underway.

With Narrowly

One repeatable request process, a visible missing-items list, and a history your team can use next month.

Organized by design

Keep client-document work organized around the close.

Requests, checklists, and history stay together by workflow so the team can find the current status quickly.

Use your firm's account access to keep the workflow available to the people responsible for the close.

Make document collection the part of close your firm can trust.

Start with the one workflow that makes every monthly close harder than it needs to be.

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Questions, answered

A focused workflow for focused firms.