Your firm serves more clients.Without more hands.
Auttendo does the work around the craft: answering post, chasing paperwork, preparing filings, keeping clients informed. You sign off, and the client knows where they stand.
The advice is the craft. The hours go to gathering.
Fourteen people, accounts and filings for small business clients. Karin is a partner, Ruben runs the quarterly round.
Answering post, chasing receipts, reminding clients, completing files: that is what decides how many clients one person can carry. What follows is what happens when that work stops coming out of your hours.

Thirty-eight emails before nine. Four want your attention.
Go through this morning's post. What can go, what do I need to see?
Thirty-four are handled or have a draft waiting. Four you will want to see yourself, they are at the top.
One window shows the work. This is what it runs on.
Where the quarterly round stands
On day three instead of in the final week. Anyone who has sent nothing already has a message with exactly what is missing.
An agent that already ran on Monday
Nobody has to ask.
The firm's memory
What the last bookkeeper knew stays with the firm.
The work log
Which source, which step, who approved.
Inside your own software
Anything with an API or an MCP server connects. These are ready to go.
You write the instruction. You tag the apps.
No catalogue to pick from. You type what needs to happen and name the systems it touches.
That was one week at one firm. Yours runs differently.
What you saw above is not a fixed setup you switch on. At every firm Auttendo starts as a blank canvas: we sit in on your processes and your meetings, and we set it up together from there. Start big if you want to, start small if you would rather. Anything is possible, nothing is required.
What a firm asks first.
Bring one quarterly round with you.
In half an hour we walk through it together: what Auttendo takes off the pile, and what stays on your desk.