How the entries were opened
Two years, two lines in the ledger — from a single room to three working practices.
Three friends, one 700 sq. ft. office
SkillSeek started as a small assessment platform meant to make hiring less guesswork and more evidence — online testing that gave employers a clearer read on candidates before the interview. The strategy work followed close behind: scorecards, SWOTs, and market-position reviews for founders who needed a second set of eyes.
The accounting desk opens
A team of chartered accountants joined to run the numbers side: month-end closes, reconciliations, and reporting for clients spanning healthcare, construction, real estate, pharma, and manufacturing — most of it delivered remotely, on the client's own books.
One vendor, three ledgers
Clients now come for one practice and often stay for two — a hiring pipeline that needs an assessment built, a set of books that need a monthly close, a systems question that needs an outside opinion.