Financial Tools for Farms : Bookkeeping with Ambrook
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I've onboard a lot of customers. That's one of the things I do. And I've sort of a lot of that conversation at the beginning is like, what are you doing today? What are we bringing over? Sort of what'd you do in the past? And I think a lot of folks use QuickBooks or whatever it is because they know that they should be doing something, right? And they've used it. They've got a history with it, but that doesn't necessarily mean they have a good history with it, right?
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You see if I can stay here. Apprehensive. Well, my stomach maybe doesn't feel so well from that food we ate on the way here. Already? Yeah. Oh, man.
I might have to host this one by myself. Dave's off on a beach. Screw him. Dave. He'd go on vacations. He might have the better end of the gig there. What vacation is this? Like nine for the year for him? Hey, more power to him, right? Yeah, it is. That's the power of farming for more profit. I get it. Yeah. It all goes to Dave. Ori knows exactly what his expenses are and knows that the year end is near and needs another write-off. Has a business meeting.
Yeah, it is a business meeting in Orlando, Florida. Yeah.
Wow. Listeners, we appreciate you. Thank you so much for tuning in. If you've got a topic for us or a beach that we should go see, you should reach out to farmforprofitllc at gmail.com. Got a text message on our text line last night, 515-207-9640. It was a gentleman from North Dakota and it was blowing out of the Northwest yesterday. So I told him to shut your back door. I don't need the wind and the cold. As far as that goes, it was fun to interact there. Lots of suggestions for shows. We appreciate that. It's going to lead to a pretty good 2025. Yeah. Probably not much for beaches up there in North Dakota right now that you know, visit. No, not a ton in North Carolina. Yeah, that's, that's absolutely correct. No, North Dakota. Oh, North Carolina.
There are some beaches. I already got my brain. Wow. And where I want to go. Okay.
All right.
Have you been to North Carolina?
Uh, just the airport. Is that Charlotte? Yeah, that's that's the only place time I've been there. So I know I don't consider that me being in North Carolina.
OK, yeah, well, that's fair. Anything else for listeners before we jump into the topic today?
I don't think so. Besides that, this is just another one of those shows that to me is an extremely boring topic, but very necessary. What a great way to leave. We're here to bring value to your farm. This is not one of the things that I consider fun. So we're going to try. This should be fun by the end of this.
Yeah, we're going to try. It should be a lot more fun than what you have been having. Yep. Well, we get to introduce you to a new friend of ours. We got to have a conversation with him the other day where he was trying to be extremely helpful with his limited time. abilities due to our local small town banks. He is currently recording this episode sitting on the median of the street. So if you do hear car horns, they're just honking at the sign that says, honk if you love Farm for Profit. Yeah. Yep. Exactly. Well, Eric, welcome to the podcast. Let's get a full introduction from you. Tell us what your name is, the company you work for, and then we'll dive into a little bit of your background.
Yeah. Hey, my name is Eric Jasinski. I work here at Ambrook. We are a farm bookkeeping platform, financial management platform. And yeah, I work on the product team with our customers and I like highways. And I like highways.
Where are you at right now?
We have one office of ours that is in Manhattan and that's where I'm sitting from. And then we have another office in Denver and then we've got some folks from
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