Categorisation suggestions
The assistant suggests the right chart-of-accounts category for each transaction. You confirm — it never posts behind your back.
It suggests categories, drafts journals for you to review, answers questions about your books in plain English, and briefs you like a CFO — but never posts a thing until you approve it.
Most accounting AI falls into one of two traps: it either does too little to matter, or it quietly posts things you never checked. AIMuhaseb's assistant is built on a simple principle — it does the repetitive work and hands the decision to you.
It suggests the right category for each transaction, drafts balanced double-entry journals from what you describe, and flags entries that look like duplicates. You can ask it plain-English questions about your books and get answers drawn from your own ledger, and it can pull together a CFO-style briefing on how the business is doing.
What it never does is act without you. Every suggestion is exactly that — a suggestion you review and approve. Your books stay yours, your audit trail stays clean, and you keep the final say on everything that posts.
Faster bookkeeping and sharper answers — with you approving every step.
The assistant suggests the right chart-of-accounts category for each transaction. You confirm — it never posts behind your back.
It drafts balanced double-entry journals for the entries you describe, ready for you to check and post when you’re happy.
Ask questions about your books in plain English — “what did we spend on rent last quarter?” — and get an answer drawn from your data.
Get a clear summary of how the business is doing — the headline numbers and what moved — without building a report yourself.
The assistant flags likely duplicate entries so you can clear them before they distort your expenses or your VAT.
Every suggestion is a suggestion. Nothing is posted, changed, or filed until you review and approve it.
The assistant sits on top of your live ledger, so its suggestions and answers reflect your real data — not a generic template. The more you use it, the more it fits how you work.
It speeds up the VAT work in VAT accounting, helps you make sense of your IFRS financial statements, and if you'd rather a human team handle the books entirely, see accounting services.
No. The AI assistant makes suggestions — it categorises, drafts journals, flags duplicates, and answers questions — but nothing is posted, changed, or filed until you review and approve it. You stay in control of your books at every step.
For each transaction, the assistant suggests the most appropriate chart-of-accounts category based on your existing data. You confirm the suggestion, correct it if needed, and the assistant learns from how you work — so the routine bookkeeping goes faster without giving up oversight.
Yes. You can ask plain-English questions about your books — such as what you spent on a category last quarter, or how a period compared — and the assistant answers using the transactions in your own ledger, not generic estimates.
A CFO briefing is a plain-language summary of how your business is performing — the headline figures and what moved — pulled together from your books so you get the picture without building a report yourself. It complements your real-time financial statements.
Yes. The assistant works within your own company data, which is isolated per company with role-based access, 256-bit encryption, and automated backups. It supports your judgement rather than replacing it — you approve everything before it affects your books.
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