DCAA cost guidance, right where you keep the books.
Serving government contractors means living inside FAR Part 31. Ledger Pro’s AI answers cost-allowability questions as you categorize — grounded in FAR Part 31 cost principles, DFARS, the Cost Accounting Standards, and the DCAA Contract Audit Manual — so an unallowable cost gets caught before an auditor finds it.
Ask a cost question. Get a cited answer.
The DCAA guidance module retrieves the actual regulatory text so your team isn’t working from memory — or a stale PDF.
“Is executive compensation allowable under FAR 31.205-6?” AiMe answers from the cost principles — not a guess.
Entertainment, interest, lobbying, bad debts and the rest of the 31.205 exclusions — surfaced as you categorize.
What DCAA auditors actually look for on indirect rates and documentation, cited from the DCAA CAM.
With the module vs. without it
| Without | Ledger Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost-allowability answers in the ledger | Bill it to your DCAA specialist | AiMe answers, grounded in FAR Part 31 |
| Sources behind the guidance | Whatever’s on hand | FAR Part 31, DFARS, CAS, DCAA CAM |
| Flagging unallowable costs (31.205) | Manual review | Ask AiMe as you categorize |
| Indirect-rate documentation questions | Email your consultant | Answered in context, in seconds |
| “What do DCAA auditors look for?” | Guesswork | Cited from the audit manual |
| Built by a tax & accounting firm | ✗ | ✓ — Fidelis |
AiMe’s guidance is decision support for your team, grounded in the regulations — not a substitute for a formal DCAA audit opinion. Your firm reviews and signs off.
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