I’m Eli Luke, a CPA and financial controller in West Michigan. I work in manufacturing finance and build tools that help me understand the business, improve reporting, and answer better questions.
ELI LUKE / ROCKFORD, MICHIGANTwo examples of tools I’ve built with AI. Explore a pricing report or change the assumptions in a sales forecast. Every demo uses fictional data.
Which resale prices deserve a second look? Compare list prices with market evidence, and separate useful findings from questionable matches.
Will sales reach this month’s budget? Bring shipped sales, open orders, expected new business, and management assumptions into one forecast.
About these demos. Parts Pricing is a saved report; Sales Outlook recalculates in your browser. The company and all figures are fictional. Neither demo connects to live company systems.
The tools are one part of the story. The foundation is owning the accounting, understanding the operation, and carrying a system through to use.
I owned the move from JobBoss2 to Epicor Kinetic over roughly eighteen months, from the first operational modules through the general ledger.
Read the migration story ↗From source records to a shared reporting layer for finance, sales, and operations: data extraction, modeling, measures, and delivery.
Explore the reporting work ↗A financial recovery problem that required a technical route to the underlying transactions.
Read the project ↗Lately, I’ve been exploring how AI-assisted coding can help me build better finance tools—from checking the numbers behind a report to making a forecast easier to work with.
This site is a work in progress, too. I’m using it to share what I build and what I learn along the way.
A little more about me ↗