── ── How it works
How does deciqAI work?
deciqAI is the advisory engine for accounting firms, and it works in three steps: open the engagement in one click; let the agent identify, check and chase the client's documents; then turn the checked file into analysis and advisory drafts — workpapers, a computed filing calendar, and recommendations that carry deterministic math and cited authority, reviewed and signed by the professional.
Three steps, from one client file to your signature
Open the engagement with one click
Pick the client and what the engagement covers. The agent reads last year's return to work out what is actually needed this year, then sends the client an encrypted upload link. No account for them, nothing to install, nothing to rename.
The agent identifies, checks, and chases
Each file is identified by what it is rather than what it is called, filed against the checklist, and read for the wrong year, the wrong account, or an unreadable scan. Anything wrong goes back the same day with the reason. What is still missing gets chased, in English or Chinese, until it lands. You look at the exceptions, not the inbox.
A checked file becomes work you can sign
The collected package is read for what does not add up, a filing calendar is computed in code from the client's own facts, and advisory drafts are produced from figures traced back to the return or the statute. Every draft carries its evidence. The filing position and the signature stay with the licensed professional.
Frequently asked questions
What is deciqAI?
deciqAI is the advisory engine for accounting firms. From the ledger a firm already keeps, its 58 specialist agents read the statements, run the analysis — cash-flow forecasts, year-over-year shifts — and draft the plan: cost segregation, PTET elections, safe-harbor corrections, compensation strategy. Every recommendation carries deterministic math and cited authority, with the dollars at stake wherever the statute supports a number; the professional reviews and signs.
How does deciqAI work?
You open an engagement in one click; the client uploads through an encrypted link with no account. The agent identifies each file, checks it against the checklist, sends back what is wrong, and chases what is missing. What survives that check feeds the workpapers, the filing calendar, and the advisory drafts.
Who is deciqAI for?
Accounting firms — CPA and EA practices — and the business owners they serve. Firms use it to turn bookkeeping clients into advisory clients from data they already hold; owners use it to send everything at once and to see what they owe and when. Both sides work on the same engagement.
Does deciqAI give tax advice?
No. deciqAI identifies documents, computes deadlines, flags what appears to cross a threshold, and drafts. It never takes a filing position and never tells a taxpayer a form is not required. A licensed CPA or EA reviews every draft and signs it.
How is this different from TaxDome or a client portal?
A portal gives the client a place to drop files; someone on your team still opens each one to see what it is. deciqAI reads the file, matches it to the checklist, rejects the wrong year with the reason, and keeps chasing — each message queued for your one-click approval — without a person driving the loop.
How is deciqAI different from ChatGPT?
ChatGPT answers from training data and stops at the answer. deciqAI works on the client's actual files, computes deadlines in code rather than generating them, cites the statute behind each figure, and runs the loop — sending, rejecting, chasing — until the package is complete.
Where do the deadlines and thresholds come from?
Deadlines are computed in code from the client's own facts, including weekend and holiday roll-forward, so a model never writes a date. Thresholds are applied from the statute, and each obligation on the board has to cite the fact that put it there. No fact, no deadline.
Is my client data private?
Client files are scoped to the engagement they were uploaded against and are visible to the practice that opened it. The client's upload link is signed and carries no account, so nothing of theirs is exposed to other clients. You control what leaves the system: anything outbound waits for your approval.
What does it cost?
Chat is free and the first engagement costs nothing to try. The pricing page has the paid plans.
How do I get started?
Sign up and bring one client file. There is no setup, no integration, and no data migration — you can point the obligation radar at your own practice first, which uses no client data at all, and see what it finds before any client is involved.
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