How it works
Three ideas do all the work: continuous coverage, a clear split between AI and human responsibility, and a lighter year-end.
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1. Connect your accounting system
We connect to the accounting system you already use. Transactions, bank data, and supporting documents start flowing in as they happen, instead of arriving as one large export at year-end.
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2. AI reviews every transaction
Reconciliations, matching, anomaly detection, and documentation run continuously across the full transaction set — not a sample — and surface anything unusual to your audit team as it's found.
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3. Auditors assess risk and apply judgement
Your licensed engagement team reviews what the AI has flagged, applies professional judgement to the areas that actually require it, and decides what needs a closer look. This step stays entirely human.
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4. A licensed auditor signs off
Every statutory opinion is reviewed and signed by a qualified, licensed auditor who is personally accountable for it — the same standard as any authorised audit firm, because that's a legal requirement, not a design choice.
Common questions
No. AI handles repetitive processing — data collection, reconciliation, documentation. Every audit opinion is still reviewed and signed by a licensed auditor who is personally accountable for it, which is required by law in every jurisdiction we operate in.
It is a full statutory audit, meeting the same standards as any authorised audit firm. The AI changes how the work gets done, not what the opinion means.
That's normal for a growing business, and it's exactly the kind of thing our audit team reviews closely. Continuous checking tends to surface small issues earlier, while they're still easy to fix.
We're launching with support for the systems most common among small and medium-sized businesses in our first markets, and adding more as we expand. Let us know yours on the waitlist form.