AI Pathway | Bookkeeper Assistant
AI Pathway
Bookkeeper Assistant · QuickBooks Online

Stop Manually Typing Supplier Invoices into QuickBooks Online.

Bookkeeper Assistant automatically parses supplier statements, matches bank feeds, and applies remittances—staging perfect line-item reconciliations for your 1-click approval. Zero manual data entry. Total control over your ledger.

Official QuickBooks Approved Partner • No credit card required • Drafts entries for review without changing your books automatically

What it checks

Five reconciliations, done every time instead of once a quarter

01

Supplier statement validation

Parses the supplier's own PDF statement, pulls every open bill from QuickBooks, and sorts every difference into four classes — open on your books and silent on theirs, open but dated after the statement, the same invoice at a different amount, or claimed by the supplier with no bill in your system at all.

Found

14 supplier statements reconciled to the printed penny in one session

Book a call
02

Payables ageing by job and by supplier

Rebuilds the ageing from the bill lines themselves instead of reading the report, so it can cut by job and by supplier at once — and proves itself against the QuickBooks AP Aging report before it says anything.

Found

Found that over a third of payables couldn't be charged to the job that caused them

Book a call
03

Bank reconciliation

Pulls the bank feed and the QuickBooks register, proves the feed is complete by arithmetic first, then matches in three passes instead of one.

Found

Found a six-figure cash overstatement between the books and the bank in a single account

Book a call
04

Cash application from remittances

Reads the accounts mailbox, extracts every remittance PDF, matches invoice references against QuickBooks under explicit rules, and posts customer payments capped at the live balance on each invoice.

Found

$74K of cash applied correctly in one pass — after finding two straight months where remittances arrived and nothing had been applied

Book a call
05

Daily reporting agents

Three scheduled agents pull live from your field system before you start work — job flow at 7am, invoices pending export at 8am, service revenue by technician at 9am.

Found

Found that two of the three headline metrics on the existing reports were duplicates carrying no information at all

Book a call
Proof

Results from a real contractor's books

One commercial plumbing contractor's books, kept anonymous. These are what the reconciliation found, not an industry average.

14
supplier statements reconciled to the penny in one session
$67K
of payables suppliers claimed that the books did not carry
37.6%
of payables couldn't be charged to the job that caused them
$74K
of cash applied correctly in one pass
Six-figure
cash overstatement found between the books and the bank in one account
$130K+
of customer cash received and never recorded
Scope, honestly

What Bookkeeper Assistant will not do

It does not move money

Read-only by default. Where a fix needs a write, it writes the instruction and a named human approves and executes it.

It does not close the month unassisted

Deposits, journal entries and credit applications still need a person in the QuickBooks interface.

It does not replace your bookkeeper

It hands them a worked, sourced list instead of a question — the duplicate bill, the unrecorded deposit, the misapplied payment, already explained.

It does not fix a broken upstream sync

If your field system's export to accounting is failing silently, that shows up as a finding — fixing it is a separate conversation.

Find out what your books are hiding

Thirty minutes is enough to see whether your supplier statements, bank feed and QuickBooks agree with each other — and what it's worth if they don't.

A laptop on a desk showing a bookkeeping dashboard of profit and loss, expenses and sales charts
Integrations
See what it connects to

QuickBooks Online, your bank feed, your field system and the accounts mailbox — nothing migrated, nothing replaced.

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Questions

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