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Autopilot does the books, and asks when it isn't sure
Autopilot handles the routine bookkeeping, like naming vendors and approving bills that pass every check. When it isn't sure, it asks you.
Open the Autopilot page to see what it did and what it needs from you. Any action can be undone from the log. Behind the scenes it splits loan interest, spreads prepaid expenses, proposes depreciation and reminds customers about overdue invoices.
You choose how much it does on its own: Cautious, Balanced or Autopilot. When it is unsure, it asks one question with its best guess first instead of guessing.
Highlights
- Three levels: Cautious, Balanced or Autopilot
- Month-end entries: depreciation, loan interest, prepaid expenses
- A second look at categories, duplicates and months that don't tie
- Every action logged, and every action can be undone
See it in ZeraBooksWhere this release lives today.
See what Autopilot does