I think you have a valid point and in the grand scheme of things, SaaS accounting is hardly consequential to a company's success. But even in reality I would b

I think you have a valid point and in the grand scheme of things, SaaS accounting is hardly consequential to a company's success. But even in reality I would be worried about a management team that doesn't pay attention to control of a company's technical infrastructure. Having business expenses fall neatly under one bank account is not a complicated responsibility and doesn't get in the way of a "get shit done" attitude.