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Once it's paid for, the code is yours, documented and handed over. No lock-in.
Get tax season intake running before the rush. We automate organizers, questionnaires, and document checklists, so you have what you need before tax season gets busy. Reminders continue until each client's checklist is complete, and your team sees which files are ready to prepare.
This is what the work usually looks like before it's automated. Flip the switch to see what changes.
Four steps that run on their own once we set them up. Your team stays in charge of review.
Each client gets the right questionnaire and checklist on the date you choose.
Responses decide which slips and documents we ask for.
Follow-ups continue until each client's checklist is done.
Your team sees which files are complete and which are waiting.
The questions partners ask before anything else, answered up front.
Once it's paid for, the code is yours, documented and handed over. No lock-in.
Want more control over your data? We can self-host your automations on AWS servers in Canada.
We work on top of QuickBooks Online or Xero. Nothing to migrate.
Ideally a few months before tax season, so we can test it and have it ready when organizers need to go out. A first workflow takes one to a few weeks, depending on scope, and testing with a few friendly clients takes extra time. Starting in the fall leaves room for both.
Yes. We can set up different questionnaires and checklists for each, so personal clients get asked for their slips and receipts while business clients get a list that matches their return. Each client gets the right request on the date you choose, with reminders until it comes back complete.
Automation won't change a client's habits, but it asks them early and reminds them on schedule. Follow-ups continue until each client's checklist is done. Your team sees who's still missing documents in one up-to-date list, so you know who needs a phone call.
Book a free 30-minute time audit. Ekamjot will walk through your week with you and point out what could run on its own.