Remi for accounting firms

An accounting firm lives on processing volume: documents, reconciliations, due dates, per client. It is exactly the work a rule-bound agent can absorb.

How it works

• The firm's system. Remi assembles clients, documents and movements with accounting vocabulary.
• Ingestion and reconciliation. Documents and statements come in by channel; the copilot proposes the reconciliation.
• Due dates and alerts. It detects and flags due dates. Alerting is reversible; anything with impact asks for confirmation.

None of this bakes "accounting" into the core: it is assembled by combining generic primitives (organization, document, movement) with the industry vocabulary. The firm ends up with a solid system and a copilot that enters and reconciles the repetitive work.

Professional judgment stays with the accountant; Remi takes the mechanical, low-judgment work off their plate.