One hour back every day. At your rate, do the math.

Julien at the firm, in front of a screen.

Firms · accountants, lawyers, notaries

Documents, time entries, file summaries: your AI CEO prepares them. You review, you sign. Professional confidentiality stays intact.

On site in Quebec or remote · Quebec's Law 25 built in

An accountant at her desk during busy season.

The problem

You sell hours. Admin eats them up.

Sorting documents. Reconstructing time entries on Friday. Following up with clients. Summarizing a file before a meeting. Your firm already does all of this, by hand, between two files that pay.

In practice

Six daily tasks your AI CEO takes on.

Choose your profession.

Accountants

The sorterOutlookGmailQuickBooks

Incoming documents

Receipts, invoices and statements sorted and filed, with the accounting entry proposed.

45 min → 10 minper day

The sentinelOutlookGmail

Missing documents

The list of what's missing, with follow-ups drafted. They go out after your OK.

6 hback per month

The penOutlookCopilot

Client questions

GST, QST, instalments, deadlines: a draft reply drawn from the client's file.

2 h → 30 minper week

The bookkeeperQuickBooksExcel

Year-end

Discrepancies, duplicates, missing documents: the file's preliminary analysis is ready. You decide.

1 to 2 h → 10 minper file

The prepperSharePointWord

The new client

The questionnaire, the extracted information, the file opened.

1 h 30 → 20 minper client

The scoutChatGPTClaude

Tax updates

Every week, ten lines filtered for your accounts, with sources cited.

10 linesper week

Lawyers and notaries

The prepperOutlookWord

The new file

The facts, the urgency, the conflict of interest to check: the intake sheet is ready.

30 to 45 min → 5 minper request

The clerkSharePointWord

The file before the meeting

The summary and timeline, ready to review.

1 to 2 h → 15 minper file

The penWordCopilot

Standard deeds and letters

The first draft, based on your firm's templates.

1 h → 20 minof review

The bookkeeperOutlookExcel

Time entries

Drawn from the day's calendar and emails, descriptions included. Nothing forgotten.

20 min → 5 minper day

The sorterOutlookGmail

Client emails

Written in your firm's voice, ready to review.

1 h → 20 minper day

The scoutChatGPTClaude

Initial research

Case law and legal commentary, with sources cited, ready to verify.

2 h → 30 minof verification

Ballpark figures, measured during the audit at your firm. AI proposes, the professional reviews and signs.

One hour a day. At your rate.

3
$200
1 h

$12,000

in billable capacity freed, every month

A ballpark, not a promise. Time freed is measured during the audit, using your real files.

Confidentiality

Professional confidentiality is non-negotiable.

It's every firm's first question. Here's the answer, before you ask.

A written charter

What goes into AI, what stays offline. Never a client's name in a public AI tool.

Your tools, approved

Data hosted where the law requires it: Quebec's Law 25 in Quebec, GDPR in Europe.

AI proposes, you sign

Nothing goes out without your approval.

Julien explaining something to an accountant at his screen.

Three stages. Nothing to migrate.

  1. 01

    The audit

    45 minutes, free. Your real tasks, measured. Your plan within 48 hours, calculated at your rate.

  2. 02

    The setup

    Your AI CEO is set up in your tools, with your firm's charter. For you, in one month. For your team, in six weeks.

  3. 03

    The measurement

    After 30 days, you compare the minutes before and after, task by task.

Already in place

Systems in place. Not promises.

Anne Chimchirian · “AI: my dedicated assistant”Founder of APEOS®. Admin handled without hiring. She spends her time on the people she trains.
Anne Chimchirian · “Someday, when I have the time…”Projects she had left on the shelf are possible again.

Nathalie Noël

CPA, MBA · accounting services

The bookkeeperQuickBooksSharePoint
Before
About a hundred client accounts, and too many things to juggle at once.
Set up
QuickBooks, SharePoint and Power Automate orchestrated with AI, for her and her team.
Today
The volume is handled with AI, with Quebec's Law 25 built in: her clients' data stays protected.

Anne Muller

Notary · notarial office

The prepperClaudeGoogle
Before
No advertising allowed for a notary, and the same client questions, appointment after appointment.
Set up
An information website that follows the notarial charter: answers to frequent questions, lists of documents to bring, appointment requests she approves herself.
Today
Recurring questions get answered before the first appointment. She updates her site on her own, with her AI.

Cédric Pfeffer

Real estate investor · Groupe Pfeffer, Forbach (France)

The stewardClaudeWhatsApp
Before
More than 60 rental units, with all the management going through him and his assistant on WhatsApp.
Set up
His own management tool, which he built himself: automatic bank reconciliation, receipts and leases, maintenance tickets, text messages to tenants.
Today
A portfolio that would need a whole team, run by two people. His assistant has her own online workspace.

Élodie Klein

Sales representative · kitchens, Grand Est (France)

The scoutClaudeExcel
Before
Kitchen retailers to visit across her region, routes to plan and visit reports to write.
Set up
Her client file ranked by revenue, routes by area on a map, voice notes that turn into visit reports.
Today
Her routes are planned by area and prioritized by revenue. Her reports are dictated in the car.

Three details for peace of mind.

Paid by the firm

An invoice in your firm's name, a training plan and a certificate. In Quebec, eligible under the 1% law.

The guarantee

Not convinced at the end of the first session? You get a refund. In full.

Certified coach

Julien Klein coaches leaders and teams, in Montreal and remotely.

What firms want to know.

Does our data leave the firm?

It stays in the tools your firm approves, hosted where Quebec's Law 25 requires it. The charter spells out what never goes into AI.

Do we need to change software?

No. Your AI CEO is set up on what you have: Outlook or Gmail, QuickBooks, SharePoint, Word. Nothing to migrate.

What if AI gets it wrong?

It happens. That's why it proposes and you sign. For research, it cites its sources, and you check them.

My partners aren't tech-savvy.

This is for them. No code: everyday tasks, set up with them, using their real files.

How much does it cost?

It depends on the size of the firm and the format. The price is set during the audit, once your hours have been measured.

45 minutes to measure what your firm gets back.

Free, online. I look at your documents, time entries and files with you. You leave with a plan, calculated at your rate.

Book an audit for your firm