The room

A practice built around a long table.

The official registered business name is Focus Quarry Analytics Co., Ltd.. The company was established in 2015 in Bangkok.

How the room started

Niramol Srisawat spent the decade before 2015 helping relatives in Min Buri sort salary slips, school invoices, and gold-shop receipts on dining tables. The piles were ordinary and the arguments were always about the same month. In 2015 she registered the practice and rented a narrow room above a stationery shop on Ramkhamhaeng Road. People climbed the stairs after work with the same folders they had been avoiding at home.

In 2019 the practice moved to the present office at 101/4 Ramkhamhaeng Road, Min Buri, Min Buri, Bangkok 10510. The table is longer, the light is lower, and the work is the same: one household or one shop, papers first, a sheet second. Arthit Wongchai joined in 2021. He had kept the day-book for his aunt’s fabric stall and wanted that kind of counting to have a proper sitting, not a Sunday lecture.

How a sitting is run

We do not begin with advice. We begin with the documents you brought and the dates written on them. Figures you cannot show are marked as spoken, not as fact. The sheet is composed where you can watch. At the reading, the adults who share the purse hear the same months in the same order.

The practice prepares planning pictures and written sitting notes. Tax returns, securities advice, and conversations with lenders are outside the room. If you need those, we say so early and leave them with you.

Thai and English are both used. Notes can be written in either. Most households mix the two in the same hour, and the sheet follows the words you actually use for rent, gold, and the tin.

Portrait of Niramol Srisawat, a woman in her forties in an ivory blouse against burgundy velvet.

Niramol Srisawat

Principal planner. She studied accounting in Bangkok and worked in a family bookkeeping office before opening this room. She leads every Household Money Map, every retirement sketch, and every family reading. She would rather pause a drawing than ink a bonus that has not been promised in writing.

Portrait of Arthit Wongchai beside dark wood shelves holding rolls of blank paper.

Arthit Wongchai

Ledger associate. He joins money maps only when a family shop shares the household purse, and he leads the small-shop ledger review. His habit from the fabric stall remains: write the thin weekdays down before anyone calls the month a success.

What we hold ourselves to

  • The person who pays for the sitting can see the sheet being made.
  • We do not take a commission from a bank, a gold shop, or an insurer.
  • A missing paper stops the clock. It does not become a story we invent.
  • Appointments end on time, because many clients still have to lock a shutter.
  • The office stays in Min Buri, close to the households who already travel this road.

To ask for a date, write to the office or call (02-518-9023).