AI Automation

We bring the first workflows live from two weeks. This is not a pilot built for show: after auditing the processes and designing the workflow, we configure OCR, data extraction and bank reconciliation so results are visible by the second week, and then we widen the scope.

Typically 60–80% of routine accounting and compliance work: document capture and posting, bank-statement reconciliation, and preparation of standard filings. Tasks that call for professional judgement stay with people — automation removes the routine, not the accountability.

Access to source systems is granted read-only, document samples are anonymised, and outputs are controlled through monitoring dashboards. We hand over a runbook and support contacts so the process is transparent rather than a black box.

Documentation of the current processes (or the ability to observe them live), anonymised document samples covering one to six months, read-only access to source systems, and figures on transaction volume and frequency to size the load. That is enough to begin the design.

No — it embeds into the operational stack and lifts the routine off the team, freeing time for work that requires judgement. We automate the process, while control and accountability remain with the people who run the bookkeeping and compliance.