AI automation for accounting & insurance firms.
Built for the three tasks eating your week — client document chasing, receipt & statement categorization, and renewal reminder sequences.
Built by an operator who runs a $1M+ business himself — not an agency writing decks about your workflow.
Where the week goes.
Approximate hours a typical accounting & insurance firms operation burns on tasks a machine can do.
| TASK | WHO DOES IT | HRS / WEEK |
|---|---|---|
| Chasing missing client documents | Staff accountant | ~6 |
| Categorizing receipts and bank statements | Bookkeeper | ~12 |
| Renewal and policy review reminders | Account manager | ~4 |
| Building proposals and comparison sheets | Producer | ~5 |
| Filing and organizing client documents | Admin | ~4 |
| TOTAL PER WEEK | ~31 hrs | |
What I'd build for you.
Uncheck anything you don't want. The "Send this build sheet" button carries your selections into the full builder.
By the second week of January every client has been reminded, exactly once, in the tone you'd use yourself, and 80% of the documents are already in the folder. Receipts and statements land pre-categorized so the bookkeeper reviews instead of types. Renewals go out on schedule, proposals come together in an afternoon, and you spend billable time on advice.
Questions I get from accounting & insurance firms.
How much of the January document-chasing headache can actually be automated?
Is client financial data safe with AI-driven receipt categorization?
How accurate is AI categorization of receipts and bank statements?
Can insurance agencies use this to manage renewals across multiple carriers?
Does this replace bookkeepers or account managers?
Twenty minutes. A ranked list of what to automate first in your accounting & insurance firms.
No pitch. You leave with an honest estimate of hours you'd get back — whether or not you hire me.