AI accounting assistant. Receipts sorted, reminders written.

It carries the open invoices, the deadlines and the receipt pile, and writes every reminder for you to send. Your accountant keeps the judgment and the signature.

Marble bust dissolving into data blocks beside a wireframe ledger cube — the Unistaff AI accounting employee

What it does

01

Invoice follow-up

Keeps the list of open invoices and writes the reminder for each one, in the tone you set, ready for you to send.

02

Receipt capture

Reads a forwarded receipt, proposes the category and prepares the draft entry with the merchant, amount and date it read.

03

Reconciliation prep

Matches transactions against invoices and puts the ones that refuse to match in front of a person.

04

Deadline watch

Keeps payroll dates, missing timesheets and filing deadlines on a list that does not depend on anyone remembering.

How it works

01

Capture

Receipts and invoices arrive and become records with their fields read.

02

Categorize

Each one gets a proposed account and a flag on anything missing.

03

Match

Transactions are paired with invoices; the leftovers go to a person.

04

Remind

Each overdue invoice gets a written reminder that waits for your send.

Minutes

From a forwarded receipt to a categorized draft

0

Payments the platform is able to initiate

25h

Routine hours a week our model assigns to this role

Accounting preset in the ROI calculator

AES-256

Stored connection secrets, sealed before the database

Built for founders who hate paperwork

Founders lose evenings to chasing PDFs, forwarding receipts and wondering whether a customer ever opened the invoice. The assistant carries that list and writes the messages, without adding another full-time hire.

Your accountant keeps oversight and final sign-off. The AI keeps the books moving, the reminders polite, and the records ready for review.

Evidence · AI accounting

What runs today

The parts of this role that exist in the platform right now, and the parts a deployment has to build with you. Nothing in between.

Ships today

A stored credential is sealed before it reaches the database

Connection secrets are encrypted with AES-256-GCM under a key that lives in the environment, so a stolen database row decrypts to nothing. Without the key the platform refuses to store the secret at all, and plain text is never the fallback.

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Ships today

Every message to a customer or a supplier waits for your send

The assistant writes the reminder and keeps the invoice, the amount and the age of the debt next to it. It has no send path of its own, and an amount it was not given carries a pending marker where the figure would go.

drafts only

Never

The platform cannot move money

There is no payment connector in the product, so nothing here can pay, refund or transfer. Bookkeeping work arrives as drafts and reconciliation prep, and your accountant keeps the signature.

no payment path

The gates behind the drafts — approvals, spend caps, the kill switch — are listed on the product page.

Frequently asked questions

$149 a month on Starter, $599 on Scale, custom on Enterprise, charged per employee per month. The ROI calculator models 25 routine hours a week for this role; you set the share you expect to hand over and the loaded hourly cost of the person doing it today.

Stored credentials are encrypted before they reach the database, the platform has no payment path at all, and every outbound message waits for a person. The gate is in the code rather than in the onboarding call.

None out of the box today. The platform ships one connector — Meta ads — and work arrives through forms, forwarded documents and exports. A QuickBooks or Xero connection is scoped and built as part of a deployment.

It reads the merchant, amount, date, and any project or card metadata. You confirm the category the first time, and it learns.

Yes. It captures the currency from the invoice and matches it against the payment account used.

You do, every time. You set the tone and the escalation ladder, the assistant writes each message, and it stays a draft until a person sends it.

It packages categorized expenses and payment records into summaries with the source document attached to each line. Your accountant turns them into filings.

Capitalize or expense, recognition and timing, cross-border tax treatment, whether an anomaly is fraud or an error, whether to send a reminder at all, and the signature on a filing. The full split, task by task, is on the explainer page.