Every night your dashboard reads every line of your books, and Penny goes through it. Each morning she opens it with a short note, the way a good finance director would: what she's highlighted for you, her advice on each and, where she can, what it's worth. “Show me” takes you straight to it.

What needs you gets a red circle and a number, right on the figure it's about. Never more than three a page.
For each one, three options, the one she'd pick and why. Say yes with one tap: “Go ahead”.
Each option says who does it: Penny, you, your bookkeeper, your accountant or our team.
A job for your bookkeeper or accountant? She drafts the email. It goes from your own inbox, when you choose. We send nothing.
Not for you? Say why, and she won't raise it again unless it gets a lot worse. Or snooze it for a week, and she brings it back then. Either way, she confirms and opens the next thing.
Press a key figure and she marks it Good, Worth watching or Needs attention, with what she'd do.
One list of everything still open: to sort, in hand, waiting on someone else, snoozed.
Ask her about your figures in your own words. She answers in plain English, in your own currency.
She remembers what you tell her and what you decide, so you're never asked twice.