Agentic accounting for Indian practices

AI that does the accounting. Your team reviews it.

Meet Eva — an accounting agent built for Indian practice. She reads the source documents, posts the entries inside your own Tally, Zoho Books or Excel, and reconciles as she goes. Your team stops keying and starts reviewing. Around her sits the rest of the suite: compliance tracking, practice management and client notes.

Suited to small and mid-size firms · Works with your existing Tally and Zoho Books · Pricing announced soon

Representative screen — in your firm it is your clients and your ledgers.

An agent, not a chatbot

Eva carries the work through — read, post, reconcile, flag — instead of answering questions about it.

Built for Indian accounting

GST treatment, TDS sections and Indian ledger conventions, not a foreign tool translated.

Works in your software

Posts inside Tally, Zoho Books and Excel — the books you already keep. No migration.

You stay in control

Eva prepares. Your team reviews and approves. Nothing is finalised on its own.

Agentic accounting

Meet Eva, the accountant who does the repetitive half

Most “AI for accountants” answers questions. Eva does the work — a full monthly run, start to finish, inside the books you already keep — and stops at exactly the points where a qualified person should decide.

Eva, the Pinnex AI accounting agent

Eva

Your firm’s accounting agent. She works one client at a time, shows every step as she takes it, and hands the file back to your team with the open questions gathered in one place.

The difference between an assistant and an agent is who is holding the work. An assistant waits for a prompt and gives you something to paste somewhere. An agent takes the engagement, works through it, and comes back when it needs a decision.

Eva opens the client’s documents, decides the accounting treatment against your chart of accounts, writes the entries into Tally, Zoho Books or Excel, matches the bank line by line, and separates what she is confident about from what she is not. Reconciliation is part of the same run, not a second exercise in a second tool.

Eva ticking off her checks on a clipboard
She never finalises anything alone. Entries sit for review, exceptions are surfaced rather than guessed at, and no return is filed by software. A qualified person at your firm approves before anything counts.
Tally Zoho Books Excel

A general AI assistant

  • Waits to be asked, one question at a time
  • Gives you text to copy somewhere else
  • Guesses at Indian GST and TDS treatment
  • Leaves the reconciliation to you
  • No record of what it did or why

Eva, an accounting agent

  • Takes the client’s month and works it through
  • Writes entries into your actual books
  • Built around Indian treatment and ledger conventions
  • Reconciles the bank in the same run
  • Every step logged, every exception named

One run, end to end

Eva holding the client’s documents for the month1

Reads

Purchase bills, sales invoices, expense records and the bank statement — whatever the client sent.

Eva reading a document to decide its treatment2

Decides treatment

Ledger, GST treatment and TDS section, against your chart of accounts rather than a generic one.

Eva at her desk, entering the month into the books3

Posts

Writes the entries into Tally, Zoho Books or the Excel workbook you already use.

Eva holding two documents, matching one against the other4

Reconciles

Matches the bank line by line in the same pass, and holds what will not match.

Eva with her hand up — she has a question for you5

Hands back

Stops, lists what needs a person, and waits. Your review is the last step, always.

A look inside

What your team actually sees

Representative screens — the shape of it, with placeholder client names. In your firm it is your clients and your chart of accounts.

Eva at work

She reads the documents, prepares the entries, reconciles, and stops for your review.

Compliance Management

Overdue, today, this week, this month — the four numbers that decide your day.

Practice Management

Who is doing what, what is stuck with a client, and what is ready to bill.

Client Notes Portal

One thread per client. Queries and answers stay with the file, not on a phone.

Why firms move

The work is not hard. Keeping track of it is.

A small firm runs on memory, spreadsheets and WhatsApp. It works until the client count doubles, or until the one person who knew the status is on leave in the last week of the month.

Pinnex AI puts that shared memory in one place — due dates, ownership, client queries — and hands the routine posting to Eva, so the firm keeps running when any single person steps away.

Getting started

Three steps, not a three-month rollout

1

A short walkthrough

We look at how your firm runs today and show you Eva on a real client file. No obligation, no long deck.

2

Set up your client list

We help you load clients, their obligations and your chart of accounts, so it is useful from day one.

3

Run one month with us

Your team works a full cycle with support on hand, and you decide from there.

Who builds this

Chartered accountants and AI engineers, in the same room.

Pinnex AI is built by practising chartered accountants working alongside AI engineers. The CAs decide what correct looks like — how a treatment should be taken, where a run must stop and ask. The engineers make the technology reach that standard.

That is a deliberate choice. Accounting software built only by technologists misses how the work is really done. Software built only by accountants rarely gets the technology right. Building it together is the only way to get the knowledge, the experience and the technology at once.

Eva is tested against real Indian compliance work in a working practice before anything reaches a client firm.

Watch Eva run on your own client list

A short walkthrough on your data, not a generic demo. Pick a slot, or send us a line — we reply the same working day.