Paid for means yours
Once it's paid for, the code is yours, documented and handed over. No lock-in.
Uncategorized transaction follow-up gets you answers without the back-and-forth. We pull unclear items from QuickBooks Online or Xero, ask the client about them in plain language, and bring the answers back to your team for review. Your bookkeepers still decide what gets posted.
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.
On a schedule you set, we collect uncategorized transactions from each client's file.
Clients get a short list of questions they can answer from their phone, with no accounting terms.
We match each reply to the right transaction, so your team can review and post it.
We follow up on anything unanswered and show it on your team's list.
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.
By default, no: answers come back for your team to review, so your bookkeepers stay in control of what gets posted. The automation does the asking and the matching. Your team still makes every decision that touches the books, the same way it does today.
Yes. We build on whichever ledger each client file uses, so a firm with clients on both can run one process. The part that talks to QuickBooks Online or Xero stays small and separate, and your team sees the same list of open questions either way.
Clients get a short list of questions they can answer from their phone, in plain language with no accounting terms. They don't need to open a spreadsheet or log in to your books. Anything they skip gets a follow-up and stays on your team's list until someone answers it.
Book a free 30-minute time audit. Ekamjot will walk through your week with you and point out what could run on its own.