CPA Practice Automation

You became a CPA to do tax work - not chase documents all day

Solo and small-firm CPAs spend 4 to 8 hours a day on overhead. Chasing documents, answering status calls, sending reminders. We build systems that handle all of it automatically.

The overhead problem

Half your day isn't tax work

A solo CPA spends only 4 to 6 hours a day on actual tax preparation. The rest is communication, chasing, admin, and interruptions.

50–60%
Of the average CPA's workday is spent on non-billable overhead tasks during tax season
01

60–120 min/day chasing documents

The number one non-billable time drain. Every client is missing one or two items. You send the same reminder three to five times.

02

30–60 min/day fielding status calls

Constant during March and April. Each call interrupts real work. You lose fifteen minutes of focus every time.

03

60–90 min/day on email

Client questions, document submissions, scheduling. Status updates are almost always reactive - a client asks, you stop and respond.

04

Invoicing and A/R that pile up

Fifteen to thirty minutes daily, but the real cost is avoidance. Receivables accumulate for months.

What we build

Automation that handles the overhead

Built around the tools you already use. Drake, Lacerte, ProSeries, QBO. No new software to learn.

Document collection and tracking

Automated organizer distribution, real-time receipt tracking, and missing document reminders. No more sending the same email five times per client.

Status updates without interruption

Clients see real-time return status - in queue, in review, ready for signature - without calling your office.

Client communication

Proactive updates, appointment scheduling, seasonal reminders, and year-end planning letters sent at exactly the right time.

Engagement letters and organizers

Auto-sent at season start with signature tracking. No more manually mailing two hundred organizers and hoping they come back.

Invoicing and payment follow-up

Automated billing after filing, payment reminders on schedule, and receivables tracking that surfaces who owes what.

New client intake

Intake forms, engagement letters, document checklists - auto-sequenced so new clients get exactly what they need.

Free Guide

The Solo CPA's Guide to Cutting Admin Time in Half

The 5 workflows that eat your day, what automation looks like for each one, and an automation readiness checklist. Seven pages, no fluff.

No spam. Just the guide and a couple follow-up insights.

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I do not ever see myself NOT working, but I am planning to exit this profession.

- CPA practitioner, TaxProTalk

The profession doesn't have a talent problem. It has an overhead problem. If you're spending more time on admin than on actual tax work, something is structurally broken. We fix the structure.

4–8 hrs
Daily overhead during season
$60–180K
Annual lost billable hours at $75–150/hr
< 2 weeks
Typical time to first automation live

The process

From kickoff to live in weeks

1

Strategy call

We map your workflows and identify the biggest time sinks. Thirty minutes, no commitment.

2

Custom proposal

Clear scope, timeline, and pricing based on what the problem costs your firm. Delivered in 48 hours.

3

Build and test

Built around your existing tools. Tested against real client data until it runs flawlessly.

4

Handoff

Fully documented. Your team runs it. No subscription, no dependency, no lock-in.

Common questions

Automating your CPA practice

How do I automate my practice?

Start with the highest-overhead workflows - document collection, status inquiries, engagement letters. We map your processes and build systems that handle the repetitive work. You keep your tax software. We add a layer on top.

What workflows can be automated?

Document tracking, client status updates, engagement letters, appointment scheduling, invoicing, and new client intake. These account for four to eight hours of daily overhead in a solo practice.

How much does it cost?

We price based on what the problem costs you - not hours. Most firms recover the investment within 30 to 60 days through reclaimed billable time.

Do I need new software?

No. We build on top of Drake, Lacerte, ProSeries, UltraTax, QBO - whatever you already use. Your workflow stays the same.

Can you help mid-season?

Yes. We deploy targeted fixes immediately - automated reminders, status systems - and plan the full build for off-season.

How long does setup take?

Two to four weeks. Document collection automation - the highest-impact system - can be running within one week.

Tax season shouldn't mean ninety-hour weeks

Book a free strategy call. We'll map your workflows and show you exactly how much time you can reclaim.

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