Status lives in three inboxes
Partners ask where a return is; someone opens mail, a folder and a spreadsheet to answer. The answer is already out of date.
Busy season punishes firms whose status lives in inboxes and someone's memory. We put the whole pipeline on one board — who owes what, which return is at which stage, what is blocked — and let automation do the chasing.
Partners ask where a return is; someone opens mail, a folder and a spreadsheet to answer. The answer is already out of date.
The missing-item list is rebuilt by hand each week, and the client who never replies is the one who files late.
Nobody knows who is overloaded until a deadline is missed, because the work is not counted anywhere.
Find where the work leaks time and money, and fix the flow before the software.
How it worksOne operation on one working surface instead of five tools and a spreadsheet.
How it worksOnboarded like a hire, run and governed by us, switched off by you at any time.
How it worksFidelis operates an accounting practice, and the bookkeeping and tax-return pipeline described here is the system that practice works in every day. It was built for our own deadlines before it was offered to anyone else.
About fifteen guided hours on the first workflow that needs fixing, so the team is moving within weeks.
What’s includedOne agent, fixed scope, a few weeks. Real output you can judge before committing to anything larger.
What’s includedmonday.com, Make, QuickBooks and AWS wired into the systems that run the operation. Project-based.
What’s includedEvery engagement is fixed-scope and quoted in writing after the right-fit call, before any work starts.
Fifteen minutes, one process you already know is broken. If we are not the right fit we will say so on the call.
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