New · Back-office agent

Stop being
your own
bookkeeper.

Alex is an AI agent that lives in WhatsApp, Telegram or Slack. Text him — he drafts the proposal, writes the contract, sends the email, issues the invoice, chases it, and posts every entry to your books. You stay on your phone. Your back office runs itself.

$300
one-time · no subscription
no recurring fees
3 days
to a fully configured
back-office agent
6 jobs
proposals · contracts · email
invoicing · books · reports
30-day
full refund
no questions
Works inside
WhatsApp Telegram Slack Discord
Syncs with
QuickBooks Xero Zoho Books Wave
Watch Alex work

90 seconds.
Real phone.
No edits.

One Tuesday afternoon. Three messages. One proposal sent, one invoice queued, one receipt logged. Uncut, unnarrated, real account.

  • 00:03
    "Proposal for Acme, 6 weeks, $8,400" — sent on Telegram
  • 00:11
    Alex returns priced proposal + contract PDFs — pulled from rate card, zero edits needed
  • 00:22
    Email delivered to client from hello@yourdomain · read-receipt fires
  • 00:36
    Switch to Xero — A/R entry posted, invoice queued. Nothing manual.
  • 00:51
    Photo a coffee receipt → logged to Meals · Acme in 1.4 seconds
Play demo · 0:52
● Unedited · real Telegram session · real Xero account Runtime: 0:52 · No narration Recorded: May 2026
The cost of doing it yourself

Every hour on admin is an hour you're not billing.

6.2hrs
lost per week to proposals, invoicing, and bookkeeping — for the average solo consultant
→ At $100/hr that's $32k/yr in lost billing time
73%
of independent consultants have at least one unpaid invoice older than 30 days right now
→ Most were never chased. They just quietly died.
1 in 4
late invoices are never followed up on — the consultant writes them off or forgets entirely
→ Alex chases day 7, 14, 21. Then stops when paid.
$0
earned per hour you spend formatting proposals, posting journal entries, and chasing payments
→ Alex does all three. You keep billing.
Six jobs Alex runs

One message each.
Nothing left for you to do.

$
Priced proposals from your rate card
Alex pulls your day rate, milestones, tax rules, and discount logic. Drafts a PDF in your template. Can't hallucinate a number — they're locked in at setup.
→ Never lose a deal to a slow quote
§
Contracts with your actual clauses
MSA, NDA, SOW — scope pulled from the proposal, your jurisdiction set, e-signature wired in. Your clauses. Your terms. No invented language.
→ Never send the wrong contract again
@
Client email from your domain
Proposals, invoices, polite follow-ups — sent from hello@your-domain. Your voice, your sign-off. Read-receipt fires when they open it. Nothing leaves without your go-ahead.
→ You're always in control
Invoices that actually get paid
Invoice fires the moment a contract is signed. Alex chases on day 7, 14, and 21 — politely at first, then firmly. Stops when payment clears. No manual tracking.
→ End the "did you get my invoice?" call
Bookkeeping as it happens
Photo a receipt. Forward a bill. Text "coffee $14, billable Acme." Every entry hits the right account on your Chart of Accounts. Two-way sync with your books app.
→ Tax season is just another Tuesday
Weekly digest before your coffee
Every Sunday, 9am: invoices paid, what's outstanding, P&L vs last week. No dashboard to open. No spreadsheet. Just a message from Alex, already done.
→ Know your numbers without looking
Not a chatbot

ChatGPT guesses.
Alex knows.

The difference isn't the AI model. It's that Alex has your business loaded in — your rates, your contracts, your voice. He can't drift from them.

Generic AI assistant (ChatGPT, Claude etc.)
Hallucinates your day rate — makes up a number that sounds plausible
Invents contract clauses that aren't yours — sometimes legally wrong
Generic professional tone — nothing like how you actually write to clients
You still edit everything before it goes out — same time, more steps
No connection to your books — copy-paste the output manually
Doesn't chase invoices. Doesn't send emails. Doesn't post to Xero.
Alex — your business loaded in
Pulls from your pricing engine — your rate, your tax, your minimums. Every time.
Uses your contract library — your MSA, your clauses, your jurisdiction. Nothing invented.
Trained on your voice and sign-off style — clients can't tell it's not you
Zero edits needed — read it, say yes, it goes. Proposal 100 = Proposal 1 in quality.
Live two-way sync with Xero, QuickBooks, Zoho or Wave. No copy-paste ever.
Chases invoices. Sends emails from your domain. Posts to books. The full loop.
A real Tuesday

14:02. You text.
Six things happen.

  • 01

    Plain English. No commands.

    No slash commands, no forms, no fields. Describe what you need. Alex asks the minimum number of clarifying questions — then delivers.

  • 02

    Proposal + contract in 2 seconds

    Your rate card, your contract library, your template. Two finished PDFs — not a draft, a finished document ready to send.

  • 03

    "Send it" is all you type

    Alex emails both from hello@your-domain. Read-receipt fires. Nothing reached the client without your explicit go-ahead.

  • 04

    Invoice queued on e-signature

    The moment the contract is signed, the invoice fires and A/R posts to Xero. You didn't think about it once.

  • 05

    Receipt photo → books in one step

    Forward or photograph anything. Alex classifies it against your Chart of Accounts and posts it. Tax-time is just a report print.

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Alex · Avion Analytics
online · 1.6s reply
Today · 14:02
14:02 ✓✓
Alex, proposal for Acme — 6 week brand sprint, $8,400, milestones 50/50.
14:02
Got it. One quick one — any discount on standard rates?
14:02 ✓✓
Full rate.
14:02
✓ Brand Sprint rate card — $1,400/wk, 50/50, NET-14, GST applied.
Acme_Proposal_P-042.pdf
3 pages · 128 KB · e-sign ready
Acme_Contract_C-042.pdf
5 pages · 96 KB · your SOW clauses
Ready to email from hello@yourdomain.com. Send?
14:03 ✓✓
Yes, send it.
14:03
→ Sent to marco@acme.co. Read-receipt on.
✓ Invoice #043 queued · A/R logged in Xero.
Today · 16:41
16:41 ✓✓
📷 $14.20 coffee w/ Marco, billable Acme
16:41
✓ Meals & Entertainment · Acme. Posted to Xero.
How setup works

One call.
Your business, locked in.
Forever.

Day 1

30-min call with the founder

We go through your rate card, project types, invoice terms, and contract preferences. You share your templates. We configure Alex to pull from them — not invent around them. This is the only time you need to explain your business.

Day 1–2

Pricing engine + contract library built in

Your day rates, discount rules, milestone splits, tax logic, MSA/SOW/NDA clauses — all indexed. Alex now has one source of truth. Proposal 1 and proposal 100 will be identical in pricing logic and contract accuracy.

Day 2–3

Wired into your books and domain email

OAuth connection to QuickBooks, Xero, Zoho, or Wave. Email sending from your domain — DKIM, SPF, DMARC configured properly so nothing hits spam. We run a full end-to-end test before handover.

Day 3

Live. You get 60 days of priority support.

We don't drop you at go-live. The first 60 days, you have a direct line to the founder — not a ticket queue. If anything doesn't behave exactly as expected, we fix it.

Why 3 days, not 3 minutes

Alex can be "set up" in minutes with generic defaults. We don't do that. Getting your pricing engine, contract library, and books integration configured correctly takes a real working day — because when Alex drafts proposal 37, it needs to be as accurate as proposal 1.

The 3-day window is deliberate: Day 1 is the call, Day 2 is configuration and testing, Day 3 is a live run with you watching. No surprises at go-live.

30m
Your time on the setup call
3d
To a fully configured agent
60d
Priority support, founder direct
Setup. Yours forever after that.
Book setup call →
What consultants say after week one

"I had an invoice sitting unpaid for 47 days because I kept forgetting to follow up. Alex chased it on day 7, 14, and 21. It paid on day 19. I've made back the $300 ten times over in recovered revenue alone."

JH
James H.
Brand strategy consultant · London

"I was skeptical a $300 tool could replace my £800/month bookkeeper. It hasn't replaced her entirely — but it handles everything she used to call me about. Every receipt, every proposal, every client follow-up. Worth ten times the price."

SF
Sara F.
UX consultant · Amsterdam

"Setup took 25 minutes on a Zoom call. By Thursday Alex had sent two proposals and logged a receipt I'd photographed at breakfast. It genuinely felt like hiring someone. The proposal quality was better than what I'd been sending manually."

RP
Rohan P.
Ops consultant · Singapore
Pricing

A bookkeeper charges $75/hr.
Alex charges $300. Once.

Your current optionTypical cost
Part-time bookkeeper / VA
10 hrs/mo · proposals, invoicing, basic books
$600–900/mo
Accounting firm retainer
Monthly reconciliation + basic reporting
$400–700/mo
Doing it yourself
6 hrs/wk × your rate × 52 weeks
$15,000+/yr
Generic AI tool
Monthly sub · still requires manual editing
$20–40/mo + your time
Alex — fully configured for your business
Your rate card · your contracts · your books · your voice
$300 once
Most users recover $300 from the first invoice Alex chases.
If you have a single invoice sitting unpaid right now — and 73% of consultants do — Alex's automated chase sequence will almost certainly recover it. That's your $300 back before the first Sunday digest.
Starting at $300 · live in 3 days
Alex — one-time setup
$300
one-time · no subscription · no recurring fees
≡ 4 hours of a bookkeeper · paid once
Alex live on Telegram, WhatsApp, Slack & Discord
Your pricing engine + contract library configured
Wired into QuickBooks, Xero, Zoho or Wave
Email from your domain — DKIM/SPF/DMARC set
30-min setup call with the founder
60 days priority support — direct to founder
Book setup call — $300 once →
Live in 3 business days · 30-day full refund
No card on the call · No subscription ever
Common questions

Every objection, answered.

Is $300 really a one-time fee? No subscriptions, ever? +
Yes. $300 is the setup fee — it covers the founder's time to configure your pricing engine, contract library, books integration, and domain email. There is no monthly subscription. The only ongoing costs are whatever your books app charges (Xero, QuickBooks etc.) — which you likely already pay. Alex itself has no recurring fee.
What does "configured to my business" actually mean in practice? +
It means we load your specific pricing rules (day rates, project minimums, milestone splits, tax rates, discount policies) and your contract documents (your MSA, SOW, NDA — the actual files you use, not templates we invented) into Alex's knowledge base. After that, when you ask for a proposal for a 6-week project, Alex pulls your actual rate — not a guess. When he generates a contract, it uses your actual clauses. He cannot drift from them. This is what separates Alex from just using ChatGPT with a long system prompt.
How secure is this? You're connecting to my books and my email. +
All data is encrypted in transit (TLS 1.3) and at rest (AES-256). We use OAuth2 for books connections — Alex never stores your password, only a revocable token. Email sending uses SMTP via your own domain credentials, which you can revoke at any time from your email provider's dashboard. We don't sell or share your data. EU and US data residency available on request. You can delete your configuration at any time and it's gone immediately.
What if the proposals or contracts aren't right for my business? +
Nothing leaves until you say yes. Alex sends a draft to your chat — you review it, and only when you reply "send it" does anything reach your client. You have veto power on every single output. In practice, after setup is calibrated properly, most clients don't edit anything. But the approval step means you're always the last line of review. If you find the output consistently off, you message us and we recalibrate — that's what the 60-day priority support is for.
I'm not very technical. Can I actually set this up? +
Yes. The setup call is 30 minutes and the founder does the technical work. What you bring: your rate card (even a rough one), your contract templates (even a Word doc), and your books app login. We handle the API connections, the DKIM/SPF email configuration, the knowledge base indexing. You leave the call with a working agent and a WhatsApp/Telegram contact you can message that afternoon.
What books apps does Alex support? +
QuickBooks Online, Xero, Zoho Books, and Wave. If you use something else, reach out before booking — we may be able to support it or have a timeline for when it's coming.
Limited setup slots this week

Your back office
runs itself.
Starting Thursday.

One 20-minute call. We wire Alex into your rate card, your books, your contracts, your email. Live in 3 days. $300, once. Yours forever. Most users recover the setup fee from the first invoice Alex chases.

Book a setup call — $300 →
4 slots open this week · Mon–Fri · Zoom or Meet
30-day full refund
No card on the call
Live in 3 business days
No subscription ever