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pSalty Sea provides useful software for CPA Firms and accountants.  Currently two products are available including pStatements and pLeaseTerm.  The former was developed as a cross between a spreadsheet and a word processor.  pStatements combines features of both applications together into a single program to help produce client financial statements.  The result is a truly unique financial reporting application.  The latter was developed to overcome the challenges of the FASB ASC 842 lease accounting standard.   pLeaseTerm was designed to be extremely simple and easy to use, with local file storage compatible with all paperless audit engagement applications.  Both were developed with CPA Firms in mind, however, both are beneficial in the private sector also.

Other products are in the works and many other ideas are on the table time permitting.  Checkout pStatements and pLeaseTerm.  We appreciate all feedback and will respond directly to your ideas and suggestions.  

A few more things to note:  1) Just like you, we are accountants, so don’t expect a fancy website and great marketing;  2) Our goal is to produce unique, easy to use and affordable software;  3) If you like what you see, please spread the word with others; and 4) The p is silent!

pStatements from pSalty Sea is a spreadsheet unlike any other.  pStatements was envisioned and designed to make creating financial reports an extremely simple and intuitive process.  Download pStatements today to experience the many features which makes pStatements uniquely suited for financial reporting.

pLeaseTerm from pSalty Sea is a simple desktop based solution for ASC 842 Lease Compliance.  pLeaseTerm was created from the perspective of a CPA firm.  pLeaseTerm is quick, simple, self contained and stores data in files just like Excel and Word.  This allows for wide compatibility with paperless audit engagement software.  Download and try pLeaseTerm today.

pSalty Sea truly appreciates and will respond to all input received.  Help us determine the future direction of both pStatements and pLeaseTerm. 

“the p is silent”