Finance Fundamentals
Every engagement is grounded in core finance principles — careful categorization, sound reporting structure, and analysis that reflects the information provided.
About NorthMetric
NorthMetric Finance & Analysis LLC helps small businesses organize financial data, improve reporting, and understand business performance — turning disorganized spreadsheets into clear, practical information you can actually use.
Founder-Led Approach
Dalton Madigan, Founder
I founded NorthMetric to give small-business owners access to the kind of clear, organized financial information that larger companies take for granted — without the complexity or cost of a big firm.
I’m Dalton Madigan, Founder of NorthMetric. I hold a BSBA in Finance and have hands-on experience with Excel and financial analysis, along with training in AI for Finance. I use modern analytical tools carefully to make the work more efficient and consistent — but every deliverable is personally reviewed before delivery, and professional judgment remains central to the process.
The goal is straightforward: help small-business owners receive clearer financial information without unnecessary complexity.
How NorthMetric Works
Every engagement is grounded in core finance principles — careful categorization, sound reporting structure, and analysis that reflects the information provided.
Modern analytical tools can improve efficiency and consistency, but they support the review — they never replace professional judgment.
Findings are explained in plain English, with the most important observations, open questions, and items needing your confirmation clearly identified.
Who We Help
Professional Scope
NorthMetric provides financial data organization, reporting, and business performance analysis for management and informational purposes.
NorthMetric is not a CPA firm and does not provide bookkeeping, tax preparation, legal advice, investment advice, assurance, or independent audit services. Services do not guarantee financial performance or specific business results.
Clients remain responsible for confirming the completeness and accuracy of the information they provide and for making final business decisions. When appropriate, clients should consult qualified accounting, tax, legal, or investment professionals.