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A named contact, not a support ticket.

Call, email or send the form below. We reply within one business hour on business days and also book calls in your Canadian business hours.

Short answer

Reach Finbryn at +1 (224) 593-2454, a US number, or hello@finbryn.com, or send the form below with a few lines about your business, your province and the software you use. We reply within one business hour on business days and book calls to suit your Canadian schedule, not only Eastern time.

Ways to reach us

  • Phone

    Call +1 (224) 593-2454, a US number, and we will book a live call for a time that suits your Canadian business hours.

  • Email

    Write to hello@finbryn.com and expect a reply within one business hour on business days.

  • Form

    Send the form below with your province, software and situation, and we will follow up with next steps.

  • Named pod

    Once you are a client, questions go to your named pod directly, not a general queue.

Contact

Send us a message

Questions

Before you write in

Is +1 (224) 593-2454 a Canadian number?

No, it is a US number. We also book calls in your Canadian business hours, so the number does not decide when we talk.

How fast will you respond?

Within one business hour on business days, whether you write, call or use the form.

Can I ask about pricing before booking a call?

Yes. See the Pricing page for rates shown in Canadian dollars, or ask us directly and we will point you to the plan that fits.

What information should I include in the form?

Your province, the software you use, and what is behind or unclear in your books, so we can respond with something useful.

Do I need to have my books ready before I contact you?

No. A first call is about understanding your current setup and what you need, whether that is current bookkeeping, a backlog catch-up or tax preparation support. We scope from wherever the records actually are, not from an idealized starting point.

What happens after I submit the form?

A first reply lands within one business hour on business days, usually to set up a short call. That call covers your current software, provinces you operate in and what you need first, and ends with a scope you can review before anything starts.

Next step

Prefer a call?

Book a time directly and skip the back-and-forth.