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Accounting and bookkeeping

Paperwork typed in for accounting and bookkeeping

Reads W-2s, 1099s, statements and receipts into the file, flags missing forms.

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Client calls, answered
Documents at a accounting and bookkeeping, a sample dayLocal time
  1. 09:02Intake form scanned. 14 fields entered, insurance card flagged as expired.
  2. 11:15Job application received. License, certificate and W-9 filed, one signature missing, applicant texted.
  3. 16:40Twelve vendor invoices from the scanner folder entered, two duplicates caught.

What it does in accounting and bookkeeping

  • Reads forms, applications, licenses, insurance cards, invoices
  • Types the fields into your system
  • Flags expired documents and missing signatures
  • Files the original with a clean name
  • Warns you 30, 15 and 7 days before something expires

Systems in your office it plugs into

  • QuickBooks, Xero, Drake, Lacerte
  • Client portals and secure upload
  • Engagement letters and organizers
  • Bank and card statements
  • Deadline calendars

Plus email attachments, upload forms, a scanner folder, google drive, onedrive, dropbox, your own server.

Guardrails, set on day one

What the AI may promise, what it hands to a person.

Rule

Unsure fields go to a person, never guessed

Rule

Originals are kept

Rule

Documents never leave your storage

Rule

Pauses itself if the volume looks wrong

Questions

Short answers. Anything else, ask on the contact page and a person replies in a day.

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How accurate is it?

Print is read almost perfectly. Unclear handwriting is marked for review.

Where do the files go?

Into the storage you already use, by your folder rules.

Is client data safe?

Documents stay in your portal and storage. The AI reads them there and writes into your systems, nothing is copied out.

Your systems stay yours

Nothing to migrate, nothing new to learn. A person is always one step away.

  • Week 1: audit
  • Weeks 2 and 3: build and test on your cases
  • Week 4: live, watched
  • Every month: tune