Take the files clients actually send.
PDF statements, CSV bank exports, Excel sheets, receipt photos, supplier invoices, marketplace reports and platform exports.
- Bank PDFs and CSVs
- eBay, Amazon and PayPal files
- Receipt and invoice images
The IQ Suite does the repetitive work: statement matching, transaction coding, VAT classification, invoice matching, posting and client analysis. You keep the professional judgement, the review trail and the final sign-off.
This is not a chatbot bolted onto a spreadsheet. It is a workflow for getting client books from messy source data to a defensible review pack.
PDF statements, CSV bank exports, Excel sheets, receipt photos, supplier invoices, marketplace reports and platform exports.
ReconcileIQ compares bank and books, ranks likely matches, surfaces gaps and supports invoice-to-payment reconciliation.
Transfers, invoice matches, historical patterns, universal merchant patterns, semantic matching, user corrections and VAT all contribute to each suggestion.
LedgerIQ turns the finished general ledger into ratios, trends, anomaly flags, forecasts and a readable client pack.
The risk with AI bookkeeping is not that it is fast. The risk is an answer that looks confident but cannot be defended. CodeIQ makes the method visible: whether the row came from an invoice match, a client history pattern, a universal merchant pattern, an MCC category, semantic similarity, your own correction history or VAT logic.
That matters for bookkeepers because speed without traceability does not survive client questions, HMRC queries or internal review. The suite is written for reviewable work, not unexplained automation.
Match the statement to the books, find the missing entries, flag duplicates and export the evidence. Works from direct integrations or plain files.
CodeIQ codes transactions, classifies VAT, matches invoices, detects transfers, learns from corrections and posts to the ledger after review.
Upload the finished GL and get client-ready analysis: ratios, trends, cash flow, working capital, forecasts, anomalies and board-pack narrative.
ICB guidance is blunt: AI does not remove professional accountability. This page is written around that reality. The suite should help you move faster while leaving a trail you can stand behind.
Every important row should show the reason behind the treatment, not just a category name.
Fast workflows still need checks around VAT, unusual payments, ambiguous tax treatments and client-specific policy.
Clients do not need every technical detail. They need a confident explanation of what changed and what you checked.
Every plan includes the full platform. Choose by monthly credit volume and whether you need client-account provisioning.
No. The suite helps keep the bookkeeping records cleaner before filing: reconciling bank data, coding transactions, checking VAT and producing evidence. Use your compatible tax software for the actual MTD submission.
It prepares, scores and explains the batch. You keep review control before posting, especially around low-confidence rows, VAT treatments, invoice matches and client-specific policy.
Yes. The Accountant plan is designed for individual accountants and bookkeepers. Practice plans add higher volumes and client-account capacity.
Yes. Corrections become user-learning patterns, so the next similar merchant follows your treatment instead of repeatedly asking the same question.
Use file uploads when they cannot connect a platform. ReconcileIQ and CodeIQ can work from statements and exports; LedgerIQ can analyse a general ledger export.
No. It is formula-backed analysis from the client's own ledger. It gives you the numbers, the workings and a draft narrative; you decide what advice to give.
Start with one messy client. Reconcile the bank, let CodeIQ prepare the batch, review the exceptions, post the result, then use LedgerIQ to explain the month.