Schedules that match the guidance.
Depreciation schedules calibrated to current IRS § 168 class lives and bonus rules. Audit notes travel with every reclassification.
Cost segregation at spreadsheet speed.
A platform for cost-segregation firms to run studies faster — depreciation schedules, engineering estimates, reclassifications, and client deliverables in one system instead of nine. Built with the firms doing the work.
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Sepora is built for the people actually doing cost-seg studies — the engineers walking properties, the CPAs assembling schedules, the firm principals signing off on deliverables. It replaces the spreadsheet-plus-document-plus-email pipeline with a single system that understands the shape of the work.
Properties, assets, classifications, reclassifications, and deliverables are first-class objects. Rules reference current IRS guidance. Audit trails are automatic. Your team spends less time reconciling between tools and more time on the engineering judgement calls that actually move the number.
We aren't replacing the cost-seg firm. We're building the software the firm wishes it had.
Depreciation schedules calibrated to current IRS § 168 class lives and bonus rules. Audit notes travel with every reclassification.
Take-offs, unit costs, and reclass estimates live next to the building — not in a separate spreadsheet that ages out the second the scope changes.
One click produces the full deliverable package: reclass schedule, engineering report, executive summary, and CSV exports with a clean audit trail.
Portfolio-level studies with per-property breakouts. Roll up, roll down, pivot by entity or by year without re-entering a cost.
Imports from QuickBooks, ProSystem fx, UltraTax, and the universal truth of CSV. Exports ready for the next preparer downstream.
Every number has a provenance — who entered it, what rule reclassified it, what guidance it cites. Defensibility by default.
We're bringing on a small number of firms before the public release. If you do cost-seg studies and your current tooling is held together with VBA, let's talk.