Understanding DMF Certification: Process, Timeline, and Key Decisions
When DMF certification becomes a necessity, understanding how controls, documentation, and attestation come together is key to meeting NTIS requirements.
Logan is a member of AAFCPAs’ Outsourced Accounting & Fractional CFO (OAFC) practice, where he provides accounting and financial operations support to commercial businesses including those in technology, construction, and aviation. In this role, he streamlines financial processes, improves reporting accuracy, and facilitates effective communication between Fractional CFOs and controllers and their client point of contact.
With experience across multiple financial systems such as QuickBooks, NetSuite, Sage Intacct, Ramp, and Bill.com, Logan quickly adapts to diverse client needs. He leads outsourced accounting engagements, mentors senior accountants, and proactively identifies opportunities to improve efficiency and enhance financial strategies. As a trusted advisor, Logan ensures clients have the financial clarity needed to make informed decisions, overseeing transactional accounting and ensuring deliverables are met on time while maintaining open communication with both AAFCPAs’ teams and client leadership.
Logan earned a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Worcester State University, graduating summa cum laude, and later completed his Master of Science in Accounting at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. He is committed to fostering a strong financial team and is actively involved in AAFCPAs’ onboarding process, helping new professionals integrate into the firm’s collaborative culture. Outside of work, Logan enjoys playing soccer in a local league, golfing, and spending time with friends and family. He resides in Harrisville, Rhode Island.
When DMF certification becomes a necessity, understanding how controls, documentation, and attestation come together is key to meeting NTIS requirements.
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