Money
$1,100 in forgotten bills, in 5 minutes
A small business owner describes the assistant he calls "she" in his post. The assistant closes his books every month. It catches every write-off, in his words legally. It watches every IRS and state deadline for him. In one pass it went through his bills and found money he had forgotten about. The post ends with a link to his template. The case here is his own result, not the template.
How it wentThe assistant found $1,100 in bills he had forgotten in 5 minutes (poster's claim). His books now close every month with no pile-up, he says. He gives no figure for the monthly time saved.
Try it · based on the source's workflow
Close my books for [month] for [business name]. Here are my bank and card exports: [attach files], and my receipt folder: [folder]. Match each charge to a receipt. List any charge with no receipt. List any bill or subscription I may have forgotten, with the amount and the last charge date. Flag each item that may be a tax write-off and say why, in plain words. Do not file anything and do not pay anything. Show me the full list first, with a separate list of deadlines in the next 60 days from [tax calendar].
A starting template based on the workflow the source describes. Review it before you use it; you are responsible for what it does.