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Practical automation ideas for firms that run on deadlines.
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Process · 6 min read
What a free automation audit actually looks at
The questions we ask in the call, and what you keep afterwards if you decide not to hire us.
- 25 Oct 2026
Guide · 7 min read
Five admin tasks every accounting firm can automate first
Most quick wins sit in the small jobs between the systems you already have. These are the five we look at first, and how to spot them in your own week.
- 25 Oct 2026
Finance · 7 min read
E-invoicing is expected to become mandatory in 2030. What can you do now?
The expected dates, what changes in VAT reporting, and a few steps that pay off now, whatever the final law looks like.
- 25 Oct 2026
Tools · 6 min read
Why we build on the software you already use
Each new tool is another login and another place where your data lives. Connecting what you already pay for is usually cheaper, and your team has nothing new to learn.
- 25 Oct 2026
Legal · 8 min read
Client intake for law firms, without the chasing
You can't start until the ID, the UBO extract and the signed engagement letter are in. Software can do the chasing. The advocaat still makes the call.
- 25 Oct 2026
Finance · 8 min read
Automatic payment reminders, without souring the relationship
Nine in ten Dutch SMBs deal with late payers (Exact, 2025). A fixed reminder schedule with a payment link, written in your own tone, solves most of it with the software you already have.
- 25 Oct 2026
Guide · 7 min read
What not to automate, and where AI still needs a person
Collecting documents and sending reminders are good candidates. A risk assessment or a difficult client conversation isn't, and client files don't belong in a free chatbot.
- 25 Oct 2026
Tools · 9 min read
n8n, Make or Zapier: which fits a firm that handles client data?
For an accounting or law firm it mostly comes down to where your client data is stored and who keeps the workflows running. We build on n8n and explain why, including when it's the wrong pick.
- 25 Oct 2026
Legal · 8 min read
After intake: engagement letters and conflict checks without copy-paste
Every new matter needs a written engagement letter and a conflict check across the whole firm. A template and one search make both consistent. The advocaat still decides.
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