ACCOUNTING & CPA FIRMS

More clients per professional.
No loss of quality.

Automate the document processing, reconciliation, evidence gathering, and production work that consumes peak season — so your firm scales the practice, not the payroll. Built for firm partners and practice leads.

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Ninja CPA agent — bookkeeping, financial statements, tax compliance, payroll
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THE SHIFT

The old way is manual.
The new standard is autonomous.

THE OLD WAY
Peak season means overtime and burnout
Bookkeepers cap out at 15–20 clients
Staff hunt 80-page PDFs for one data point
Turning away CAS clients you cannot staff
THE NEW STANDARD
Peak season runs at steady-state capacity
2–3× more clients per professional
Natural-language queries return cited evidence
Take on growth without adding headcount
USE CASES

6 capabilities.
One firm engine.

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WHERE IT LIVES

Deployed inside the stack
your team already uses.

Your tax-prep software, GL, and client document systems. Configured to your workpaper standards and client mix.

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HOW WE DELIVER

The capability of a product.
The fit of a partner.

We bring the firm accelerator, configure it to your software, workpaper standards, and client mix, and deploy ahead of peak season — with your professionals reviewing every exception.

Diagnose

Map your document volumes, peak season bottlenecks, and the client metrics that matter.

Configure

Adapt the firm accelerator to your software stack, workpaper templates, and client mix.

Deploy

Ship before peak season, with your professionals in the review loop.

Operate

Measure throughput per professional, error rates, and client satisfaction — and tune.

Weeks to production, not quarters.

Ready to scale your practice
without scaling the payroll?

A 30-minute briefing. We'll map your peak-season bottleneck and show you the path to an autonomous firm.

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