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Questions, documents, and status arrive through connected Gmail or Outlook.
Workforce AI gives your firm an AI employee. It writes up client meetings from Zoom, drafts the client email in your voice for your approval, chases missing documents by name, and keeps every follow-up owned and dated. Your people keep the judgment and the sign-off. The coordination stops owning the week.
Client-facing drafts wait for your approval. The books, the return, and the opinion stay with your professionals.
Two requested statements arrived. One question is still open.
Decision captured. Three explicit next actions identified.
Recap drafted, owners proposed, one exception routed for review.
Each page below follows the real client-service rhythm of that firm type. Pick the one that matches how your month actually runs.
Turn connected Zoom conversations into recap drafts, proposed tasks, and a visible list of unresolved client questions.
Best for meeting-to-follow-up workflows02Tax firmsOrganize the missing-document chase.Prepare specific client reminders, separate routine requests from tax questions, and keep deadline-sensitive exceptions visible.
Best for seasonal client communication03Bookkeeping firmsGive monthly client work a steadier cadence.Recurring requests, client questions, review calls, and month-end updates run on a cadence. The ledger stays the ledger.
Best for recurring service workflowsQuestions, documents, and status arrive through connected Gmail or Outlook.
A connected Zoom review adds decisions, explanations, and explicit commitments.
Proposed tasks make the owner, next action, and unresolved exception visible.
A draft closes the loop using the context the team has reviewed and approved.
This interactive product preview shows the dashboard pattern. The exact workflow is determined by the tools, permissions, and review rules a workspace configures.
A narrow first workflow is easier to review, measure, and improve than a vague order to “automate the firm.”
Map the first workflowLast reviewed July 10, 2026.
This is the category hub for accounting, tax, and bookkeeping businesses. The accounting-firms page focuses specifically on client reviews, meeting handoffs, and the work that follows a professional-services conversation.
The accounting and tax work stays with your professionals. It handles the layer around it: email drafts in your voice, Zoom meeting write-ups, document chasing, recurring tasks, scheduling, and follow-up that keeps its owner.
Gmail, Microsoft Outlook, Google Calendar, Zoom, Slack, and the Workforce AI dashboard carry the documented workflows, part of 60+ tools it connects with. The integrations pages list what each one does today.
Yes. Client-facing drafts wait for approval. You read it, adjust it if you want, and send. Start with one narrow workflow and expand once it has earned it.
Choose the one repeatable administrative workflow that consumes the most attention, such as post-meeting follow-up, document reminders, or monthly client updates. The plan builder maps that starting point without requiring a login.
Nine questions, about two minutes. No login and no card.