Specialist methodology
Connect facts to treatments and their financial-statement and compliance implications.
Finance connects numbers, contracts, and obligations to the wider business picture. These free tools bring professional analysis workflows to Claude to help you understand transaction implications and prepare clearer discussions and decisions.
What are the implications? Which obligations connect to them? What needs resolving before execution? These tools organise those questions and turn specialist knowledge into practical analysis.
BUSINESS CONTEXT + ANALYSIS + ACTIONA package of instructions, references, or templates Claude follows for a specialist task. Its value is not the file itself, but the thinking it organises: understanding facts, evaluating implications, and setting out the next step.
Connect facts to treatments and their financial-statement and compliance implications.
Bring together the accounting, tax, and contractual perspectives relevant to the decision.
Organise analysis, questions, and outputs for discussion with teams, advisers, and auditors.
From an accounting question to a clear technical conclusion.
Explore the skill →02 / CLAUDE SKILLRead the contract through an accounting lens.
Explore the skill →03 / CLAUDE SKILLOne transaction. A connected tax picture.
Explore the skill →04 / CLAUDE SKILLConnect Egyptian taxes in one analysis.
Explore the skill →Save the skill file using its download button.
In Settings > Capabilities, enable Code execution and file creation or Create and edit files.
Open Customize > Skills, then +, Create skill, and Upload a skill. Upload and enable it. The .skill package is a ZIP archive; if ZIP is required, rename the extension to .zip without extracting it.
Describe the task, attach documents, and name the skill. Claude can also select a relevant enabled skill automatically.
For organisation accounts, an administrator enables skills and code execution first. Menu labels may vary as Claude updates.
Official Claude installation guide ↗Name the skill, explain the transaction and context, specify the period, and attach relevant documents. Ask for the output you need: a short answer, analysis, or memo. Each skill page includes a ready-to-use example.
The skill does not replace professional judgment.