Skeena · Coming soon
One system for finance, people and operations
The problem
Every gap between your systems is where money disappears
One system for invoices. Another for payroll. A third for inventory. And a spreadsheet holding it all together. Each one works. The losses happen in between, where nobody is looking.
- A bill, paid twiceSame invoice. Two systems.
- Overtime nobody approvedIt went straight to payroll.
- A contract that renewed itselfNobody saw the notice date.
- Hours never billedWorked, paid, never invoiced.
Illustrative examples of common losses between disconnected systems.
The fix
One system that sees everything
When finance, people and operations share one system, there are fewer gaps for money to fall into, and your reports come from the same numbers everyone works with.
Finance
Invoices and payments in the same system as everything they depend on.
People
Payroll and hours alongside your books, not in a separate app.
Operations
Inventory and contracts connected to the money they move.
Board reports
A board pack you can export to PowerPoint.
With AI throughout
- Assistants that do the workAI throughout the system, not bolted on the side.
- Contracts that read themselvesSo a renewal date is not left sitting in someone's inbox.
- Spend ShieldWatches every dollar and holds anything suspicious for a person to review.
Spend Shield
AlertPossible duplicate payment
Same invoice number, same amount, two vendors.
Held for review
Example from the Skeena product. The AI flags it; a person decides.
Before and after
Separate tools, or one system?
Separate tools
With Skeena
Invoices, payroll and inventory in separate apps
Finance, people and operations in one system
A spreadsheet holding it all together
One place that sees everything
A duplicate bill is found later, if at all
Spend Shield holds a possible duplicate for review
Contract notice dates sit in someone's inbox
Contracts that read themselves
Board reports assembled by hand
A board pack exported to PowerPoint
Already set up and familiar
New, and switching takes effort
That last row is real. We would rather you hear it from us.
Before you sign up
The honest part
No software fixes everything on day one. Here is what you should know before you put your name down.
It's new
Early access comes first. You will be among the first to see it.
Switching takes effort
To make it easier, Skeena imports from QuickBooks, Sage and Xero.
Payroll starts in three provinces
British Columbia, Alberta and Ontario.
The AI suggests
Your people still decide.
Why trust us
Skeena is not out yet. Judge us by what already is.
The team building Skeena already runs SkeenaOne: free tools for making money decisions with your own numbers.
13 free calculators
For tax, real estate and business decisions. Live today, free to use.
Official rules
Built on CRA, Bank of Canada and accounting-standard rules, with every source listed.
Kept current
Figures last checked November 8, 2026, and an AI news briefing every morning.
Private by design
The numbers you type into a calculator stay in your browser.
How early access works
Three simple steps
Join the list
Your name and email. It is free.
We email you
As soon as early access opens, you hear first.
You decide
See Skeena for yourself and judge whether it fits.
Questions
What people ask about Skeena
What is Skeena?
Skeena is a new business system from SkeenaOne that brings finance, people, operations and board reporting into one place, with AI built in throughout. It is being built in Prince Rupert, BC, for Canadian businesses and nonprofits.
When can I use Skeena?
Skeena is coming soon, and a launch date has not been announced. People on the early access list will be the first to see it, and we will email you as soon as early access opens.
What does Skeena cost?
Pricing has not been announced. Joining the early access list is free.
Do I have to replace the software I use now?
Skeena is one system for the whole organization, so moving to it takes effort. To make the move easier, it imports from QuickBooks, Sage and Xero.
Does payroll work in my province?
Payroll starts in three provinces: British Columbia, Alberta and Ontario.
Does the AI make decisions on its own?
No. The AI suggests and your people decide. For example, Spend Shield holds a possible duplicate payment for a person to review.
What happens to my details when I join the list?
We use them to contact you about early access and SkeenaOne's tools and updates, as you agree to on the form and as set out in the Privacy Policy. You can unsubscribe at any time.
Done with the leaks?
Put your name on the early access list and be among the first to see one system for finance, people and operations.
- Free to join
- Built for Canadian businesses and nonprofits
- The AI suggests, your people decide
Early access. Features and availability may change before launch.
