Whether you run a CPA firm, an RIA, a bookkeeping shop, or an insurance brokerage, we build the intake, document, and review workflows that take the death-march out of busy season, without putting your license at risk.
34+ named workflow automations across CPA, RIA, wealth management, insurance, and family-office shapes
Each card opens a playbook built for a firm shaped like yours — with real workflows and a number on the outcome.
3-50 staff CPA practice. Tax season + monthly close + advisory. Most work moves on email and shared drives. PBC chase is a sport.
~$120-220k/yr.
Solo RIA up to 8-advisor firm. Quarterly review prep is the bottleneck. Compliance is non-negotiable.
~$30-50k/yr in capacity unlocked, or accommodates ~25-40 additional households at the same review quality.
5-50 advisor multi-office firm. UHNW households, model portfolios, and a back-office team that drowns in quarter-end prep and onboarding paperwork.
~$640k-1.2M/yr in capacity unlocked, or room for 200-300 additional UHNW households.
Mid-market commercial / personal lines / employee-benefits brokerage. Producer + AM model. Renewal cycle is the operational spine.
~$80-150k/yr per producer, plus capacity for 20-30 additional accounts at the same service quality.
Single- or multi-family office. Multi-entity, multi-asset-class, multi-generational. Coordination is the entire job.
Recovers ~150-200 hours/year of head-of-office time + dramatically improves continuity if the head is unavailable.
5-25 staff cloud-bookkeeping practice. QBO/Xero-heavy. Categorization at scale + month-end close + client communications.
~$300-700k/yr in additional revenue without headcount.
You know what's broken. Here are the parts the system can run without you.
The compounding cycles are the problem. Every workflow has to survive surge season AND month-end AND quarterly AND annual AND ad-hoc. AI gives you a layer that scales without overtime.
The cost of getting compliance wrong in a financial services firm isn't a missed deadline, it's a SEC examination, a state board inquiry, an E&O claim. Communications need an audit trail by default.
Every CPA, every advisor, every broker, every bookkeeper waits on documents from clients. Traditionally we follow up by email; the client misses it; we follow up again; the work slips. Automated chase with portal-aware status closes the loop.
Date-driven obligations are everywhere in financial services and they're all 'remember to do this thing on this day for these clients.' AI is unbeatable at this kind of work.
Senior people in financial services bill at $300-800/hour or carry seven-figure books. Every hour they spend on reformatting, chasing, or assembling is firm value evaporating. The whole point is to compress those hours.
Salesforce Financial Services Cloud, Applied Epic, Karbon, Canopy, Practice Ignition, most firms own these and use 30% of them. We meet the firm where it is, plug into what's deployed, and make it actually do its job.
Named workflows, not categories. Expand a group to see exactly what each one does and where it slots into your stack.
From web inquiry to fully onboarded client without partner time on each step.
Inbound prospect qualifier
LiveInbound contact forms, referrals, and inbound emails are auto-classified by service line, fee range, and fit. Out-of-scope inquiries get a polite redirect; in-scope ones get a discovery call invitation within 90 seconds.
Engagement letter generation
LiveFrom the prospect's intake responses + selected service line, the system generates a fully populated engagement letter with the partner's preferred clauses, queues for sign-off, and routes to DocuSign.
New client kickoff packet
LiveOnce the engagement letter is signed, the system creates the engagement in the practice management system, opens the secure portal access, sends the welcome packet, requests the first PBC list, and schedules the kickoff meeting.
AICPA independence check
Ready on engagementBefore any new engagement, the system checks proposed client + related parties against the firm's existing engagements and the partner's personal financial-interest disclosures, surfacing potential independence threats for partner review under AICPA Code of Professional Conduct.
Closing the document-collection loop without anyone manually following up.
PBC (prepared-by-client) document chaser
LiveFrom the open PBC list per engagement, the system sends scheduled chasers for any document overdue by N days, notes when documents arrive in the portal, updates the PBC list, and surfaces stuck-clients to the engagement lead.
Portal status digest
LiveEach morning, every engagement lead gets a one-screen digest: PBC items received yesterday, items overdue, items stuck >2 weeks, clients who haven't logged into the portal in 30+ days.
Client portal nudge
LiveClients who haven't accessed their portal in N days get a friendly nudge with a direct link to the next pending action.
Document-completeness check
Ready on engagementWhen a client uploads a batch (1099s, K-1s, brokerage statements, etc.), the system parses each one, cross-checks against expected documents for that client and tax year, and surfaces missing pieces immediately rather than at next review.
The seasonal compression-management layer for tax-driven firms.
Tax-season triage queue
LiveEvery inbound email during surge season is auto-classified (PBC delivery / scope question / extension / clarifying / payment / urgent / other) and routed. Urgent goes to engagement lead within 5 minutes.
Extension auto-drafter
LiveWhen a return is flagged as 'will not make April 15' (or Sept 15 for businesses), the system drafts the extension, calculates estimated tax due, queues for partner sign-off and client communication.
Common-question auto-responder
LiveCommon clarifying questions (amend last year? deduct this? when's the deadline?) get auto-replied with a templated answer + link to a partner-reviewed resource. Never tax advice. Always a structured pointer + offer to escalate.
Estimated tax payment reminders
LiveQuarterly: identifies clients on estimated payment schedules, calculates suggested payments from the latest data, sends reminder + Form 1040-ES instructions + payment link.
Date-driven workflows that run continuously across the book.
Renewal cycle orchestrator (D-90 to D-30)
Ready on engagementFor insurance brokerages: 14-step orchestration that pulls policy data, retrieves loss runs from carrier portals, drafts exposure questionnaire, follows up on missing data, builds market submission, organizes carrier responses, drafts coverage-comparison memo, drafts proposal, schedules client meeting.
Loss-run retrieval & analysis
Ready on engagementPulls loss-run reports from each carrier portal (Travelers, Chubb, Hartford, etc., n8n connects to all of them), normalizes the data, surfaces material loss patterns for the renewal memo.
Quarterly review prep (per household)
Ready on engagementFor RIAs: at quarter-end, generates a draft review packet per household (performance commentary, allocation drift, RMD status, life-event flags, agenda) that the advisor reviews and signs off in 15-25 minutes.
RMD tracking & client outreach
LiveAutomatically tracks RMD status across all clients, sends reminders well in advance of December 31, drafts the RMD-distribution paperwork, queues for advisor sign-off.
The high-volume mechanical work behind monthly close.
Transaction categorization at scale
LiveNightly: categorizes new transactions per client against learned rules + chart of accounts, assigns confidence scores, queues uncertain items for bookkeeper review.
Bookkeeping anomaly detector
LiveSurfaces unusual transactions (large amounts, unusual vendors, account changes), missing-receipt patterns, duplicate suspects, and reconciliation gaps before month-end review.
Missing-receipt batch outreach
LiveAggregates open missing-receipt items per client and sends a single batched request weekly, instead of trickling individual asks.
Monthly close package generator
LiveAfter month-end is reviewed and signed, generates the client deliverable (P&L, BS, cash flow, KPI summary, narrative cover note) and sends to the client portal.
The non-negotiable floor of any financial services workflow.
Client communication audit log
LiveEvery outbound client communication is logged (who, when, what, channel, sender) with the audit trail required by SEC Rule 17a-4 / FINRA / state insurance regs. Searchable for examiners; immutable.
Form ADV / Form CRS delivery tracking
LiveRIA-specific: tracks annual ADV brochure delivery + Form CRS delivery to new clients within required time windows; flags exceptions for the CCO.
AICPA independence check
Ready on engagementContinuous monitoring of partner financial interests + family relationships against active engagements; flags potential independence threats under AICPA Code of Professional Conduct.
Trade alert / Reg BI review
Ready on engagementFlags trades or recommendations that may trigger Reg BI considerations (rollover, share class change, share class differential) before client communication is sent.
We ship in phases, each with a measurable success criterion before the next phase begins.
Weeks 1-4
By end of Phase 1, every inbound client touch is logged with audit trail, prospects get a response within 90 seconds, and partners stop being the firm's email router.
Weeks 5-12
By end of Phase 2, senior staff recovers 6-9 hours/week previously spent on document chase, and bookkeeping close labor drops 25-40%.
Weeks 13-20
By end of Phase 3, the firm survives its next surge cycle (tax season / renewal blitz / quarter-end) with measurably lower overtime and zero compliance regressions.
Weeks 21-26
By end of Phase 4, the partner has a single dashboard answering 'what's the firm's posture today?' and compliance posture is automated rather than personality-driven.
The model in financial services is simple: AI assembles facts and drafts artifacts; humans decide anything that creates a fiduciary, regulatory, or material client obligation. Nothing in the table below is novel, it's the same rule the partner already applies to a junior associate's work product, formalized.
RIAs and broker-dealers carry strict communication-retention, suitability, and disclosure obligations. Anything client-facing must be archived and discoverable.
Boundary: AI never makes investment recommendations, never determines suitability, never trades. Every advisor-driven communication is queued for advisor review.
CPAs are bound by AICPA independence rules, Circular 230 standards for tax-practitioner conduct, and IRS Pub 4557 data-security obligations.
Boundary: We do not sign tax returns. We do not represent the firm before the IRS. We do not give tax advice, only assemble facts and draft letters / responses for partner review.
Insurance brokerages are bound by GLBA privacy rules and a patchwork of state insurance commissioner regulations on communications and producer conduct.
Financial services clients (especially custodian-connected RIAs and large broker carriers) increasingly require SOC 2 from any third party touching their data.
Real, measurable pilots with explicit success criteria, so the answer at the end is "yes, kept" or "no, scrapped" — not "maybe."
Stand up the surge-mode triage queue + extension auto-drafter + common-question responder for the next tax season.
Success criteria
Pick one producer's book of 40-60 accounts and run the renewal orchestrator for 90 days.
Success criteria
For one advisor with 60-100 households, generate quarterly review packets for one full quarter.
Success criteria
Your systems of record stay. We plug into them and become the connective tissue between the tools you already pay for.
Tell us your firm size, primary practice areas, and the one cycle that breaks most often (tax season, renewals, quarter-end, surge intake). We'll come back with a written map of which 5-7 automations matter first, what compliance posture they require, and what the first 90 days would change.