On your machine
The bot is installed where the work happens, so it can reach the systems that never got an API.
Places each deposit on your trust statement with the matter it names, and gives the person you name the allocation schedule to check and capture.
Trust and section 86 reconciliation Works from files you upload From R7,500 / month Up to 1 500 trust transactions a month included
Billed in South African Rand. Prices are indicative of a typical engagement – volumes and the number of systems move them.
The whole job, in the order it happens – not a feature list.
Reads the trust bank statement and the list of open matters you upload.
A deposit is placed with a matter only when exactly one matter's reference appears on the statement line.
Lists each deposit and its matter, the deposits it could not place, and every payment out of trust — for the person you name to check.
What it does on its own, what waits for a named person, and what it never does. These are checked against the process it runs, not just written here.
A digital worker you cannot measure is one you cannot trust. Every run is logged, and the numbers below are reported without being asked for.
Systems with no API — desktop Pastel, SYSPRO, a bank or portal you can only reach by signing in — are driven through their own screens by the Automize bot on your machine. That is the on-premise variant of this role and is set up with you separately; hiring installs the cloud worker described here.
This is the part a cloud-only tool cannot do. The Automize bot runs on your own machine, so anything a person can open, it can work in – the desktop accounting package, the bank portal, the supplier site with no integration.
The bot is installed where the work happens, so it can reach the systems that never got an API.
Keep passwords in the machine's own keychain, your AWS Secrets Manager, or our encrypted vault. You choose.
Client financial data is processed on your machine, and you choose what the bot sends. Our servers are in AWS Ireland.
Step-by-step logs, screenshots and timestamps for every run – and a record of who approved what.
A trust reconciliation is a fixed monthly obligation with an audit behind it. Most firms do it late, and the ones that do it on time have somebody senior doing it.