Corrections are expected. Invisible corrections are the problem.

Slate makes spend defensible because every material change has a source, actor, timestamp, and reason.

Control layer

Duplicate prevention

Prevent source/date duplicates from slipping into monthly reporting totals.

Control layer

Explicit overwrite confirmation

Conflicts become intentional corrections, not silent overwrites.

Control layer

Required correction reason

Corrections require a reason so the team can explain what changed later.

Control layer

Immutable audit log

Audit rows show source, spend date, old amount, new amount, actor, origin, and timestamp.

Control layer

Admin / Editor / Viewer roles

Admins manage the workspace, Editors create and correct spend, and Viewers inspect spend and audit logs.

Slate

Marketing spend ledger

Export-ready
Synced spend$42.8K
Manual sources12
Export statusReady

Spend sources

Governed
Google AdsSynced daily spend
$18,240
G2Manual vendor spend
$7,500
Agency retainerOwner: Marketing Ops
$12,000
Newsletter sponsorshipNeeds source review
$5,000

Recent correction

Reason logged
Corrected G2 May spend. Reason: final invoice replaced estimate.Actor, timestamp, old value, new value, and origin preserved.

Illustrative workspace with sample data

Make every marketing number defensible.

Bring imports, manual corrections, calculated metrics, audit history, and Google Sheets exports into one controlled workflow.

Start with your first source