Four to five hours of daily email became twenty minutes
Email that took three people now takes one person 20 minutes a day, and nobody copies between three sales tools any more.
- 18 hours a week back
- From 3 people to 1
- 12 weeks to hand over
I find the job that takes your staff the most hours, take it off their plate, and show it working every day.
Every client's missing documents requested, chased and checked off, and every client told where their return stands, with no reminder written by staff.
Every engagement letter sent in December, chased weekly until signed, and filed before return work starts.
Client emails answered in draft within an hour from your firm's own documents, each draft showing the page it used.
See it in the workSorted by 7am, with replies drafted and a one-page brief of what needs the partner.
I connect to each through its own access, and the AI Roadmap confirms what yours allows before you pay for a setup.
Email that took three people now takes one person 20 minutes a day, and nobody copies between three sales tools any more.
This is exactly what we needed. Before, we were copying data between 3 tools constantly. Now everything is in one place and we can find leads by what we talked about.
He is reliable and consistently meets deadlines, and is always willing to go the extra mile to ensure that projects are completed to the best of his abilities.
Anton’s work ethics and result-oriented approach amazed me.
You tell me where your firm's hours go.
In one week, I find the job that costs the most, put a dollar figure on it, and test a fix for it.
The fix goes live within 14 days, and your staff get their hours back.
Not in the first setup. It works on your firm's own documents and on the chasing, letters and email around a return, not on the return itself.
It does its part. This takes on the work around it, the chasing, the letters and the client email, inside the software you already use.
Each setup is up and running within 14 days of signing, so one signed by mid-December runs before busy season.
A 15-minute conversation about how your firm runs today.