G2

Verified User in Banking

Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

9/22/2026

"All-in-One Filing, Guidance, and Analysis That Saves Serious Research Time"

5/5

What do you like best about Lumacount?

What I value most is having the filing, the accounting guidance, and the analysis in one place. I can open a company’s reported financials, compare its accounting policies with a peer’s, and trace a conclusion back to the filing or guidance behind it. The policy draft also follows a familiar working paper structure, which makes it easier to review and refine. For me, the biggest benefit is spending less time gathering source material and more time evaluating the accounting question. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about Lumacount?

The main limitation is that Lumacount currently works from public filings rather than my company’s internal ledger. That makes it useful for peer benchmarking, accounting policy research, and analysis of reported results, but I can’t yet use it to analyze our own transactions or account balances directly. I’d also like broader coverage of private companies as the product develops. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems is Lumacount solving and how is that benefiting you?

Before Lumacount, technical accounting questions took up a lot of our team's time. Whenever a new issue came up, someone had to dig through SEC filings to see how peer companies handled it, figure out which guidance they relied on, and then write the memo from scratch. It was slow, and we often didn't feel fully confident in our position until the auditors weighed in. Lumacount solves this by doing the peer research for us. We can benchmark how comparable companies disclosed a specific item, draft our footnotes from a company that already dealt with the same issue, and see exactly which guidance they cited. The memos and policies it drafts are structured the way our auditors expect, which makes the review process much smoother. The biggest benefit has been time and confidence. We save around 4 hours per process, and we go into audit conversations with positions we can back up with real precedent instead of waiting for questions to come up. It lets our team take on more analysis without adding headcount. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.