Outsourced bookkeeping for accounting firms

The work firms send out — and what that costs in capacity

Practice owners send production work out when the client list outruns the team: coding, reconciliations, GST and BAS prep, workpapers. That buys capacity, but it also costs handoff time, review cycles, resource churn, rework, increasing overhead cost and the ability to take the next client.

Meet Flynn — an AI accountant built for practices

Flynn takes on the bookkeeping work firms normally outsource offshore — at a fraction of the cost — so seniors stay on review, exceptions and clients.

Flynn works inside the stack the practice already runs, with 24/7 availability and 5× workload capacity on the production work that used to overflow the team.

Start where production starts today — GST (NZ) and BAS (AU)

What is live today is GST for New Zealand firms and BAS for Australian firms. Flynn prepares the file end to end so your accountants review exceptions, approve, and lodge.

That is the entry. Start there, then talk to us about the rest of the production stack.

Where this is going — end-of-year and fuller firm workloads

Once Flynn is across the period work, the next step is end-of-year financial statements — workpapers and supporting files, with the firm keeping review and sign-off.

How firms stay in control

Flynn prepares. Your accountants review and approve. Exceptions are flagged for the firm — nothing lodges without you.

Seniors keep the judgement, the client relationship, and the signature. Flynn takes the volume that used to leave the practice.