Your clients run on processes nobody wrote down. myvue keeps each client's record. You start from real evidence in the first week, without putting more people on the job.
People describe the process they remember, not the one they run. myvue watches the work itself, so your engagement starts from what actually happens: every process found, counted, and current.
One search across each client's whole record: processes, people, tools, observed facts. The answer arrives with its evidence attached.
The same process family, side by side across your clients. The outlier shows itself, and the writeup is one click from the comparison.
"Write it up" renders an Extract: a certified briefing with per-client evidence lines. Your name on the finding, the record behind every claim.
myvue is infrastructure to the advisory industry, not a challenger inside it.
Every client on one screen: their count, their freshness, what needs attention. You see the practice the way each client sees their company.
Open a client and the record is already current: their processes, documents, and workflows, observed since your last visit. No re-discovery on the second engagement.
Documentation that refreshes from behavior. Workflows that run. Extracts your client can hand to their auditor, their buyer, their board.
Clients never see each other's numbers. Comparisons live only in your workspace.
Open the workspace and your whole book is one screen — each client drawn from their own record, with their count, their freshness, and what needs attention next.
Once a client's processes are under management, the same record backs very different work:
Key-person risk is a discount — it shows up in the price, the earn-out, and how long the founder must stay. A record with grades and a confirmation history is dated evidence the business runs without them. Start early: exposures closing over three quarters beat any snapshot.
Diligence tells you what the target says it does. The record tells you what it does. After close, one record across both companies turns the "which version survives" argument into a comparison.
Most companies write process docs the month before the audit, from memory. A standing record produces them continuously — confirmed by named owners, dated, graded. The drift finding is the one internal review can't catch, because internal review compares the document to itself.
When someone gives notice, their unwritten know-how is on a clock. The record already holds how they actually work — whatever they run alone becomes the handover list, ready before the goodbye party.
The record stays with the client, still under management, still fresh. Your findings don't age into a binder on a shelf — and your next engagement starts from a record that is already current. myvue produces evidence that supports your client's own representations; it does not certify, audit, or issue assurance opinions.
A practice license covers your whole team, across unlimited client engagements. We don't count engagements or meter seats per project — rationing the instrument defeats its purpose.
Every finding you deliver carries a grade from published criteria, so a P3 means the same thing to every client you serve — and your name goes on work the record can back up.