Accounting & Audit
Accounting firms are valued for their judgement, yet most of their hours go on routine work: chasing documents, cleaning up client data and checking that numbers agree. We build agents that take on that work in the firm’s own way, so partners and managers can spend their time reviewing.
More capacity, without more people.
Time is lost in the handovers: from the client to the request list, from the request list to the workpaper, from the workpaper to the schedule. We build agents that work across all of them.
Connect the firm’s systems
Engagement, practice, document and staffing systems linked together, so information is entered once and is available everywhere. A group of firms can see itself as one business.
Follow your way of working
Your audit manuals, templates and review standards are built into the agents. Each firm keeps its own methods, and the agents follow them.
Agents on the routine work
Agents clean the data, chase the documents, prepare the workpapers and check them. They share the same information, so a document accepted on Monday is in the workpaper and on the schedule by Tuesday.
People on the judgement
Every conclusion, sign-off and client decision stays with a qualified person. The agents prepare, check and chase, and they always show their evidence.
Fieldwork
Getting from a client’s raw files to tested, documented balances.
Review and quality
Applying the firm’s standards consistently before a partner signs.
Tax and client accounting
Recurring compliance work with hard deadlines and high volume.
Running the firm
Capacity, billing, onboarding and the systems underneath them.
Systems we work with
- Engagement and workpaper software
- Practice management, time and billing
- Client request portals
- General ledgers such as Xero, QuickBooks, Sage and NetSuite
- Tax preparation software
- Document management
Rules and standards we design for
- ISA (UK) and PCAOB auditing standards
- ISQM 1 quality management
- IFRS, FRS 102 and US GAAP
- Independence and ethics rules
- UK anti-money-laundering regulations
- HMRC Making Tax Digital
Good places to start
- Client data clean-up and mapping
- Request lists and evidence collection
- Workpaper preparation and testing
- Review against firm standards
- Scheduling and utilisation
Show us one engagement, start to finish.
We will look at where the hours go, choose the first two agents worth building, and run them on last year’s file so you can compare the result with what your team produced.