Case Study: How Moyee Ireland Improved Bookkeeping Control
From backlog to breakthrough: A story of accuracy, efficiency, and impact
Before working with FairChain Workforce, Moyee Ireland faced persistent bookkeeping challenges. Payments were difficult to match, invoices were missing or misfiled, and a growing financial backlog limited visibility and control. As a result, timely decision-making became harder and internal risks increased due to outdated processes and incomplete records.
To address this, Moyee Ireland added an IFRS-trained accountant as part of their internal finance team.
The Transformation
Working within Moyee Ireland’s systems and processes, the accountant focused first on restoring structure and accuracy. Historical bank transactions were matched with the correct invoices, records were cleaned up, and outstanding items were resolved systematically.
Beyond clearing the backlog, the accountant collaborated with the internal team to improve financial procedures and reporting workflows, reducing operational risk and strengthening internal controls.
With this support, the 2024 books were closed cleanly and on time — a milestone that had previously been difficult to achieve.
Real Results
By integrating an IFRS-trained accountant as a long-term team member, Moyee Ireland improved productivity, accuracy and continuity within its finance function. Financial data is now reliable and up to date, supporting better decisions and long-term growth.
This case shows how organisations can strengthen bookkeeping control and capacity without outsourcing responsibility, while maintaining full ownership of review and sign-off.