Accounting workflow automation
Client onboarding, document chasing and month-end admin for accounting firms.
Client Onboarding Automation
Welcome emails, forms, document requests, checks, engagement letters and setting the client up in every system. We automate the admin between a client saying yes and your team starting work, so new clients get a smooth start and nobody chases paperwork by hand.
Built for firms that take on clients: accountants, law firms, agencies, brokers, consultants and more.
A common starting point within business process automation. Onboarding is the first stage of every client relationship, and we can automate what comes after it too.
New client, onboarded
Anything unusual goes to your team to review first.
It slows down the start of every relationship, and a new client's first impression is a string of reminders.
Every firm onboards clients differently, so client onboarding process automation starts with mapping your checklist. Then we automate it step by step.
Onboarding starts the moment a client says yes: a signed proposal, a won deal in your CRM or a completed form.
The client gets one clear request for everything you need, with a secure upload link and automatic reminders for anything missing.
AI reads what comes back, checks it's complete and valid, and prepares the checks your team needs to sign off.
The client is created in your CRM, billing, project and document systems from one set of details, with no retyping.
The team doing the work gets the client file, the kickoff is booked and the first tasks are assigned.
Everyone can see where each onboarding stands, and anything stuck is flagged before the client notices.
Our process: Audit → Identify → Build → Integrate → Improve. How we work
Most firms already have an onboarding checklist. The time goes on working through it by hand, for every client.
| Manual onboarding | Automated onboarding | |
|---|---|---|
| Getting information from the client | Several emails and a form | One request, with reminders until it's complete |
| Checking documents | Someone opens and checks each file | Checked on arrival, with gaps flagged |
| Setting up systems | The same details typed into several tools | Entered once, synced everywhere |
| Knowing what's outstanding | Ask around or check a spreadsheet | A live status for every client |
| The client's experience | Chasing and waiting | A clear, quick start |
When the AI isn't confident, or the stakes are high, the item goes to a person to check before anything is posted.
We add validation checks (totals, formats, duplicates, matching against your records) on top of the AI.
Every automated action is logged: what came in, what was extracted, what changed, and who approved it.
We sign an NDA before we see your data, access is limited to what the automation needs, and we never use your data to train AI models.
Automation gathers the information and prepares identity, conflict and credit checks. Whether to take on a client is always decided by a person.
We connect automation directly to your existing software, so your team keeps working the way they do now.
No API? No problem. If your software can be reached, we can usually connect to it, and if it can't, we'll tell you before you spend anything.
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Illustrative example
An accounting firm takes on new clients every week. An administrator sends the engagement letter, emails a list of documents, chases the missing ones for weeks, then types the client's details into the practice management system, the billing system and a shared drive. New clients often wait a long time before any work starts.
When the engagement letter is signed, the client automatically gets a checklist and a secure upload link. Documents are checked as they arrive and reminders go out for anything missing. Once everything is in, the client is set up in every system and the assigned accountant gets a ready-to-start file. The administrator only steps in when something needs a decision.
Client onboarding automation uses software, and increasingly AI, to handle the admin of taking on a new client: sending forms, collecting and checking documents, preparing the checks you need, setting the client up in your systems and handing them to the team doing the work.
It's the same idea, applied to businesses that take on clients. Customer onboarding automation often refers to software products onboarding new users. We automate client onboarding for firms such as accountants, law firms, agencies, brokers and consultants.
This page is about onboarding clients. If you'd also like to automate onboarding new staff, mention it during the assessment and we'll tell you whether it's a good fit.
Most likely. We connect to common CRMs, e-signature, practice management and project tools through their APIs or integrations, and confirm what's reliable for your setup during the assessment.
Not unless you want one. Requests can go out by email with a secure upload link, or through the client portal you already use.
We sign an NDA before we see any data, limit access to what each automation needs, log every action, and never use your data to train AI models.
Walk us through what happens after a client says yes. We'll show you which steps can run on their own.
Find What You Can AutomateFree assessment. No commitment. If something isn't worth automating, we'll say so.