For accounting firms
Complete documents, without the chasing
Every quarter, staff hours disappear into chasing missing invoices, cross-referencing uploads, and answering the same routine questions. Hitsu removes that work at the source — per client, across your whole firm.
What changes for your firm
Clients keep doing what they already do — forward invoices. Only the address changes, and for the first time the address responds.
Pre-matched documents, not shoeboxes
Documents arrive extracted and lined up against open posts, as suggestions with a confidence level. You accept — nothing is ever auto-booked behind your back.
The chase list, eliminated
A live per-client queue replaces the tracking spreadsheet. You see what's arrived, what's pending collection, and what's still genuinely missing against the bank.
Missing invoices detected from the books
Hitsu reads outstanding items from the ledger and flags payments with no supporting document — the worklist writes itself, both directions.
Routine questions, filtered
“What did I spend on X?” gets answered by the assistant, from the client's own data, with reasoning shown. Your inbox gets the questions that need you.
Escalations arrive pre-worked
When a client forwards a question, it carries the computed figure, the underlying data, and the assumptions. You confirm or correct — you don't start from scratch.
A shared view with every client
You see exactly what the assistant told the client — same numbers, same reasoning. No surprises, full oversight, and a clear advice boundary: the assistant computes, you advise.
Built for firm rollout
Firm-first from day one
Hitsu is tenanted by firm: your clients, your oversight, per-client billing, and forwarding addresses that can carry your brand. Clients get access through a simple link — no forced registration, no software training. Works with Yuki today; the ledger connection is an adapter, so more systems follow.
EU-hosted (Hetzner), encrypted at rest, GDPR-compliant — built to pass your clients' and your own diligence.
Roll it out one client or six hundred
Talk to us about a pilot with a subset of your clients — switching cost is one forwarding address.