Automated supplier invoices
Invoices arrive by email, AI reads them, your rules match them to the purchase order and the delivery slip, and a person approves in one click before they reach accounting.
Our own bookkeeping runs on QuickBooks Online
QuickBooks Online stays your accounting ledger. The brain connects through Intuit's API, with the authorisation you give from your own account, and writes customers, invoices and payments already checked by your rules. We also use it for our own bookkeeping and expenses.
Customer records created and updated, receivables aging.
Sales invoices created, updated or voided; credit memos.
Payments received recorded and applied to invoices, corrected or removed; payment methods.
Vendor records created and updated; vendor credits.
Accounts, bank accounts, products and services, tax codes and company preferences.
What we can also connect through QuickBooks's API, depending on your project.
Invoices arrive by email, AI reads them, your rules match them to the purchase order and the delivery slip, and a person approves in one click before they reach accounting.
Three options in a few clicks, taxes and rebates calculated, a detailed quote with its terms that the customer signs on their phone, deposit included, and the order created.
Bank and card statements are read every night; your rules explain each line with its evidence, a person approves the rest, and everything is entered in your accounting.
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Every write starts in simulation: you see what would be written, and nothing is. Then last month's data, one team, and finally everyone.
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Your official numbers stay in QuickBooks. The brain computes beside it and writes back clean, approved data.
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The integration uses access in your name, limited to what it does, that you can remove in one click. The code is in your repository.
Yes. Intuit offers an official API for QuickBooks Online. You authorise access from your Intuit account, for your company only, and can remove it at any time.
This page is about QuickBooks Online. For QuickBooks Desktop, let's talk: the integration depends on your version and your server.
No. It writes only what your rules have checked, in simulation first, and anything that touches money goes through a one-click approval.
No. QuickBooks stays your ledger; the brain computes beside it and writes back clean data.
A conversation with a senior architect: your data, your rules, and what a first sprint would deliver.
Talk with an expertEvery sprint ships something your team uses.
The code, the database, the servers. No licence.
Your rules written in code, every decision logged.
One feature a week, no long-term contract.