FlowLeap

Meet your accounting firm's newest colleague.

FlowLeap deploys AI colleagues that work across your ledger, email and client documents. They learn your firm's way of working, execute recurring accounting workflows and deliver finished work to your team's review queue. Your accountants review and sign off.

Not software that helps your team do the work. A colleague that does the work.

More capacity. Same team.

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Works with the tools you already use

  • Xero logo
  • Sage logo
  • Google Drive logo
  • Microsoft Outlook logo
  • Microsoft SharePoint logo

The review queue, running

Your AI colleague does the work. Your team reviews it.

FlowLeap works through recurring accounting tasks, completes the routine items and places finished work in your review queue. It surfaces only the exceptions, contradictions and low-confidence decisions that require professional judgement.

Bank statements → Xero

Bank statement imports and allocations becoming repetitive?

Line after line of statement entries, matched by hand to open invoices in Xero. FlowLeap allocates the obvious ones and only asks about the ones that are genuinely ambiguous.

Bank statement
EFT — MERIDIAN TRADINGR 14 250.00
EFT — KOPANO LOGISTICSR 8 900.50
CARD — NORTHWIND COR 3 415.75
EFT — VELA HOLDINGSR 27 100.00
Open invoices in Xero
INV-1042 · Meridian TradingMatching
INV-1051 · Kopano LogisticsAwaiting
INV-1063 · Northwind CoAwaiting
INV-1068 · Vela HoldingsAwaiting

Client document requests

Tired of following up on documents?

Statements, invoices, agreements — requested, chased, received and filed without anyone on your team writing another reminder email.

Outstanding requests

Meridian Trading

August bank statement

Queued

Kopano Logistics

Outstanding supplier invoices

Queued

Northwind Co

Vehicle finance agreement

Queued

Vela Holdings

Credit card statements

Queued
The follow-up loop, handled
  1. 1

    FlowLeap drafts the request from your own template and sends it.

  2. 2

    No reply after three days? It follows up, politely, again.

  3. 3

    Documents arrive and are filed to the right client folder.

  4. 4

    You see one line: everything in, ready to work.

Supplier invoices

Still importing supplier invoices one by one?

Invoices arrive by email, get downloaded, renamed, captured and coded by hand. FlowLeap pulls them in, captures the detail, matches what it can and only asks about the exceptions.

Supplier invoice import — August
0% imported
Invoices pulled from supplier inboxes48 documents
Line items and VAT capturedR 96 210.55
Matched to purchase orders41 matched
Coded to the correct supplier accountReady to post

Captured end-to-end, with every unmatched or duplicate invoice flagged for a human decision before anything posts.

Why AI colleagues

The colleague accounting firms have always needed.

Onboard it once. Improve it every cycle. Expand capacity without another recruitment round.

  • Never sleeps

    Works through evenings, weekends and month-end volume without overtime or capacity drops.

  • Never takes a holiday

    Recurring deadlines continue to be handled when the human team is unavailable or operating at reduced capacity.

  • Never resigns

    Firm-specific process knowledge and workflow memory do not disappear when a team member leaves.

  • Never distracted by company politics

    Executes the process as trained, without conflict, frustration or loss of focus.

  • Gets better with every cycle

    Approved corrections become firm-specific rules and memory that improve future work.

  • Scales without hiring

    Expand proven workflows across more clients and periods without adding equivalent headcount.

Your accountants keep the judgement and client relationships. Their AI colleague takes on the repeatable execution.

The work it does

Work a colleague picks up, executes and delivers.

Each workflow FlowLeap handles is a job with a beginning and an end: what the colleague receives, what it does, what it completes, what it escalates, and what your accountant reviews.

  • Bank transaction matching and reconciliations

    Reads the statement, matches receipts and payments to the ledger, and allocates against open invoices.

    Receives
    Bank statements as PDF or feed, per client and period
    Does
    Extracts every statement line and checks the balance chain adds up
    Completes
    The full line extraction with a confidence score per line
    Escalates
    A deposit that fits two open invoices equally well

    The accountant reviews

    A reconciled statement with the matched lines, the held items, and the reason each one was held. Posting to the ledger happens on approval.

    See the full workflow
  • Client document requests and follow-up

    Notices what is missing, asks the client for it, watches for the reply and files what arrives.

    Receives
    The document checklist a workflow needs to complete
    Does
    Works out which statements, invoices or confirmations are actually missing
    Completes
    An accurate per-client checklist of what is outstanding
    Escalates
    Password-protected or unreadable attachments — nothing is opened without a person

    The accountant reviews

    The outstanding checklist per client and the drafted requests. Client emails are sent only after a reviewer approves them.

    See the full workflow
  • VAT preparation and working papers

    Prepares VAT workings, reconciles control accounts and surfaces only the items that need professional judgement.

    Receives
    The period's ledger data from Xero or Sage
    Does
    Recomputes input and output tax from the ledger rather than trusting the prior figure
    Completes
    The recomputed return figures with the ledger trail behind each one
    Escalates
    Zero-rated or exempt items whose treatment is not clear from the evidence

    The accountant reviews

    The completed return, its workings and the short list of treatment decisions. Submission always requires approval.

    See the full workflow
  • GL mapping and allocation verification

    Maps transactions to the right general ledger accounts using your firm's own conventions, then posts on approval.

    Receives
    Unmapped ledger and supplier lines
    Does
    Matches each line against existing accounts using your conventions, not a generic taxonomy
    Completes
    The mapped batch with the rule applied to each line
    Escalates
    Lines where two accounts are equally defensible

    The accountant reviews

    The mapped batch, what is new, and the handful of lines that need a decision. Posting happens on approval.

    See the full workflow
  • Management accounts

    Assembles the monthly pack, checks it against the prior period and explains the movements before a person reads it.

    Receives
    The period ledger once processing is closed off
    Does
    Rolls the trial balance into your firm's reporting format
    Completes
    The drafted pack in your firm's template
    Escalates
    Movements it cannot explain from the underlying data

    The accountant reviews

    The drafted pack, the variance analysis and the commentary. The pack reaches the client only after a reviewer signs it off.

    See the full workflow
  • Routine client communications

    Reads inbound client mail, drafts the reply with the figures attached and routes anything that needs judgement.

    Receives
    Inbound client email from Outlook or Gmail
    Does
    Reads what is actually being asked and pulls the context needed to answer it
    Completes
    A drafted reply with the relevant figures already gathered
    Escalates
    Anything touching advice, fees or a regulated conclusion

    The accountant reviews

    The drafted reply. Sending stays with your team, always.

    See the full workflow
  • Custom workflows

    Configure a colleague around the recurring work your firm already does — whatever shape that takes.

    Receives
    A recording of one of your people doing the job once
    Does
    Turns the recorded process into a repeatable workflow, with your steps and your checks
    Completes
    A documented workflow definition owned by your firm
    Escalates
    Steps where the firm's rule has not been confirmed yet

    The accountant reviews

    Finished jobs in your review queue with the evidence, the reasoning and the exceptions listed.

    See the full workflow

How it works

Your AI colleague works inside the systems your firm already runs on.

It reads the request in the inbox, pulls the supporting document, does the work in the ledger, and prepares the reply — with one of your accountants approving before anything is posted or sent.

FlowLeapTHE HUBOutlookclient emails in, replies outXeroledger reads and postingsGoogle Driveclient documents filed

Reads the request

A client email or internal task lands in Outlook. Your colleague picks it up and works out what is actually being asked.

Gathers the evidence

Statements, invoices and supporting documents are pulled from Google Drive, or requested from the client if they are missing.

Does the work in the ledger

Allocations, reconciliations and workings are prepared in Xero or Sage and held in the review queue for approval.

Onboarding

Onboard it like a new employee. Increase responsibility as trust grows.

The controlled trial runs for two months. The initial shadow phase typically takes approximately two weeks, followed by verified live execution and expansion.

  1. 01

    Introduce

    Week 1

    Connect selected systems, map the firm's process and define the first client group.

  2. 02

    Shadow

    ~2 weeks

    The AI colleague runs alongside the existing team without disrupting the wider practice.

  3. 03

    Coach

    The team reviews its work. Approved corrections become firm-specific rules and memory.

  4. 04

    Trust

    Once accuracy is proven, the colleague takes on more of the workflow and only escalates exceptions.

  5. 05

    Scale

    By month 2

    Deploy proven workflows across more clients, periods and practice areas.

Why FlowLeap

Not another tool your team has to operate.

Point solutions automate individual steps. Internal AI projects create a permanent integration, security and maintenance responsibility. FlowLeap deploys and continuously improves an AI colleague that executes end-to-end workflows across the systems your firm already uses.

What it actually does

More point software

Automates individual steps inside one system.

Build internally

Requires integrations and workflow engineering before any work is executed.

FlowLeap

Executes complete recurring workflows across the systems your firm already uses.

Who operates it

More point software

Your team still connects the steps and drives the process.

Build internally

Your team, indefinitely — and a key-person dependency forms quickly.

FlowLeap

The colleague picks the work up and delivers it to your review queue.

Exceptions and review

More point software

Additional tools create additional handoffs between people.

Build internally

Exception handling and review controls have to be designed and maintained.

FlowLeap

Review queues, confidence scoring and audit trails are part of the product.

Ongoing responsibility

More point software

Each tool carries its own licence, admin and upgrade path.

Build internally

Ongoing security, maintenance and model updates sit with the firm.

FlowLeap

We deploy, monitor and improve it. Your firm keeps the judgement.

How it starts

More point software

A licence, then a rollout your team has to run.

Build internally

An internal project competing with billable work.

FlowLeap

A controlled trial on one workflow and a small client group.

How it grows

More point software

More tools, more surface area to manage.

Build internally

Whatever engineering capacity is left over.

FlowLeap

Proven workflows expand to more clients, periods and practice areas.

  • Firm-specific workflows remain isolated
  • Client data is not used to train general-purpose models
  • SOPs and configurations remain documented and exportable
  • Access can be revoked at any time from your own admin console
  • Your existing ledger remains the system of record

Security and control

Every permission scoped. Every action visible. Your team remains in control.

Human review follows the workflow permissions your firm agrees. Output is confidence-scored, every action is logged, firm data is isolated, connections are OAuth-based and revocable, and client data is never used to train general-purpose models. Processing is POPIA and GDPR-aligned, with export and deletion rights.

The permission ladder

  • Reading source data

    Runs automatically inside the scopes your firm granted.

  • Preparing drafts and workings

    Runs automatically. Output is held in the review queue.

  • Writing internal drafts and filing documents

    Runs automatically where your firm enables it — filing a client statement into the right folder, for example.

  • Posting to a ledger

    Requires a named reviewer to approve.

  • Sending client communications

    Requires a named reviewer to approve. Nothing is sent unattended.

  • Submitting returns

    Requires a named reviewer to approve, always.

Reading, drafting and internal filing run inside the scopes you grant. Posting, sending and submitting always wait for a named reviewer.

Company

Built with accounting firms, for accounting firms.

We work directly with accounting firms to map real workflows, deploy controlled AI colleagues and improve them based on actual accounting work — not on assumptions about how a practice runs.

  • Dean Armstrong

    Co-Founder & CEO

    Dean leads FlowLeap's product, operations and client implementation. He works with firms from initial workflow analysis through controlled deployment and expansion.

  • Felix Anthonj

    Founding Investor & Board Director

    Felix is a technology entrepreneur and former founder of Flexperto. He supports FlowLeap's strategy, positioning, partnerships and commercial development.

  • Nils Fjastad

    Commercial Lead

    Nils leads FlowLeap's commercial development and works directly with accounting firm owners and partners to identify the workflows consuming the most capacity, structure controlled trials and build the commercial case for firm-wide rollout.

More about FlowLeap

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Let's identify the first workflow your AI colleague could take on.

Thirty minutes, your firm's recurring work on the table, and a clear view of what a colleague would execute with your team still in control.