AI for accountants

Give accountants their time back.

Your staff spend their days keying in supplier invoices, reading bank statements and chasing late clients. We build tools that swallow that repetitive work. The accountant reviews, approves and keeps full ownership of the advice.

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What you get

  • Automatic reading of accounting documents: invoices, expense notes, statements. Amounts, VAT and suppliers pre-filled.
  • Assisted bank reconciliation: entries propose themselves, the accountant rules on the doubtful cases.
  • Pre-posting pushed into your existing accounting software, not yet another separate tool to babysit.
  • Sensitive data handled in Europe, with no quiet copy sitting on a US vendor's servers.

We start from your real workflow, not a demo

Before writing any code, we watch how a document arrives, who posts it and where it ends up in your document store. We automate the steps that burn hours: pulling amounts and VAT, splitting by account, filing. Anything that needs accounting judgement stays a human decision.

Bank reconciliation that proposes itself

Bank statements are matched against invoices and ledger entries automatically, line by line. Obvious matches are one click away, while gaps and awkward cases surface clearly for your staff. You win on volume without losing control over the exceptions.

Client chasing and follow-up that runs itself

Reminders for missing documents and overdue payments go out at the right moment, in the right tone, under your name. You see at a glance which client is blocking which VAT return or year-end. Fewer emails written by hand, more files moving forward.

Confidentiality first, because it is not optional

An accounting firm handles tax and banking data that has no business floating around. We host in Europe, isolate each client and never route your documents through a service that would train on them. The goal is to relieve your teams, never to replace the accountant or their duty of confidentiality.

We scope it in 20 minutes.

One call is enough to know whether the topic deserves a real project.

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