For small accounting & professional-services firms

The busywork,
quietly handled.

The inbox that has to be sorted before real work starts. The files that get renamed by hand. The deadline somebody has to remember. We take it off your desk — inside the Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace you already use.

See what we take

20 minutes, no jargon. Tell us where it hurts and we'll send back a written plan with a price.

Sound familiar?

None of this is on a bill. All of it costs you.

Every firm we talk to says a version of the same six things.

"Somebody has to sort the inbox every morning before the real work starts."
"No two people here name a file the same way."
"Our deadlines live in someone's head, or a spreadsheet, or both."
"Chasing clients for missing paperwork is practically a full-time job in season."
"Invoices go out late because somebody has to remember to send them."
"A new inquiry can sit overnight before anyone gets back to them."

Tick what sounds like your firm. Twenty minutes. Nothing to prepare.

What comes off your desk

Eight places the hours go.

We start with three. The ones that hurt most.

Your inbox

Mail read, sorted, and routed. Agency notices escalated the moment they land. Nothing sits.

Your paperwork

Documents named, matched to the right client, and filed. Every time, the same way.

Your deadlines

Reminders that go out on a schedule, not when someone remembers. Escalation before it slips.

New clients

Inquiry to onboarded without a single dropped step. Folders, forms, portal, engagement letter.

Getting paid

Invoices on completion. Overdue chased politely and automatically. Stops when they pay.

Your team

Onboarding, approvals, renewals, meeting notes that turn into actual tasks.

Knowing what's going on

One daily read. What came in, what got handled, what needs you.

What clients see

Status they can check without emailing to ask. Chasers that go out before they have to.

How it goes

Four steps. You do one of them.

01

You fill in the worksheet

Twenty minutes, honestly answered. No technical knowledge required.

02

We read it before we speak

So we don't waste your first call on discovery you already did.

03

One 30-minute call

We talk through what you ticked and what it's actually costing you.

04

A written plan, with a price

If it isn't worth the money, we'll be the ones to tell you.

Pricing

A build fee, then a monthly.

We build it, then we keep it running and keep making it better. No per-seat maths.

Starter

One workflow that's costing you real hours. Proof before commitment.

$2,500setup

then $500/month

  • One workflow, built and live
  • Runs in your Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace
  • Review queue — it never guesses silently
  • Ongoing monitoring and fixes
  • Monthly accuracy report
Most firms start here

Growth

The inbox, the filing, and the deadlines — the three that hurt most, together.

$8,000setup

then $1,000/month

  • Three to five workflows, built and live
  • Document recognition and client matching
  • Deadline tracking with escalation
  • Shadow mode first — it watches before it acts
  • Ongoing tuning as accuracy climbs
  • Priority support

Ops Overhaul

Your whole back office, rebuilt. For firms who know exactly what they want gone.

Custom

scoped from your worksheet

  • Everything in Growth, across the firm
  • Custom workflows unique to how you work
  • Client-facing status portal
  • Integration with your practice management tools
  • Named engineer on the account
Straight answers

The questions everybody actually asks.

Is this going to replace my staff?

No — and if that's what you want, we're the wrong firm. What we remove is the work your staff resent: sorting, renaming, remembering, chasing. Every firm we've worked with used the hours to take on more clients or stop working weekends, not to cut headcount.

Where does my client data go?

It stays in your Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace. We build inside the environment you already own and already trust — we don't move your files somewhere else. Anything that touches an outside service is named explicitly in writing before we build it, and you sign off.

What happens when it gets something wrong?

It will, sometimes. Anything that reads a document and makes a judgment starts around 85–92% correct and climbs from there. That's why nothing ships without a review queue: when the system isn't confident, it stops and asks a human instead of guessing quietly. You see every one of those, and each correction makes it better.

We tried something like this before and it didn't work.

Common. Usually because it was switched on everywhere at once and nobody trusted it. We run new automations in shadow mode first — they watch and log, but don't act. You see the accuracy on your own work before anything touches a real file. Then you decide.

How long until something actually works?

Two to five days for the first straightforward automations — the ones that just need to happen on a schedule. Anything that involves judgment takes one to three weeks plus a tuning period. We'd rather it be right than early.

What if we're in the middle of busy season?

Then we don't touch anything. Tell us your blackout period on the worksheet and we'll build to it. Nobody deploys into your April.

You don't need to know what's possible.

That's our job. You just need to know where it hurts.