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Been on NAD+ injections for about 10 weeks and feeling good overall but I'm also taking a few other things so it's hard to isolate what's contributing what.

Currently also doing magnesium glycinate, creatine, and occasional lion's mane. Curious what other people are stacking with NAD+ and whether anyone has tried isolating it first to understand what it's actually contributing on its own.

The advice "just compare unit prices across stores" is technically correct. It's also approximately a three-hour project if you do it properly, open each store's website, search the product, find the equivalent size, calculate the unit price, write it down, repeat across 20 items.

Nobody does that consistently. That's exactly why nobody does it.

Popgot.com handles it automatically. You search a product and it shows you the cost per unit across Amazon, Walmart, Target, Costco, and Sam's Club side by side, math already done, unit pricing standardised so you're not trying to compare $/oz against $/lb against $/count.

I ran my regular list through it, found cheaper sources for more than half my purchases, and updated my defaults. The comparison that always felt too annoying to actually do took less time than an episode of anything.

Finance analyst at a mid sized company and the reconciliation process between our systems is eating my life. We have netsuite for accounting, anaplan for financial planning and forecasting, stripe for payment processing, and salesforce for the deal data that feeds revenue recognition. The month end close requires reconciling revenue across all four systems and every single month the numbers don't match and I have to figure out why.

Stripe processed amount doesn't match netsuite recognized revenue because of timing differences and refund handling. Salesforce closed won amounts don't match netsuite bookings because the conversion from opportunity to invoice doesn't always happen instantly. Anaplan forecast numbers are based on pipeline data that's already stale by the time the planning cycle runs because it was manually exported from salesforce three days prior. The reconciliation process takes about four full days every month and sometimes more during quarter end.

I know the answer is "get all the data in one place and do the reconciliation in sql" but our data engineering team has a six month backlog and this isn't their priority. Anyone in finance found a way to automate the cross system reconciliation without depending on a dedicated data engineering team?

Edit: ugh idk why it was removed, here’s me posting it again