Intake agent
Turns prior-year context, client answers and selected services into the next information requests without forcing a generic organizer.
CAVAIT AGENT · EARLY ACCESS
Cavait is using the agent engine inside its own tax practice first. The same bounded workflows are being built into a firm product for Canadian and U.S. tax teams that want more capacity without giving up reviewer control.
THE PRODUCT THESIS
Each agent owns one repeatable part of the workflow. It can gather, reconcile, prepare and propose. The accountant owns conclusions, exceptions, client delivery and filing.
Turns prior-year context, client answers and selected services into the next information requests without forcing a generic organizer.
Classifies incoming records, matches obvious files to the checklist and keeps missing evidence visible.
Works from connected books or exports, reconciles core balances and sends exceptions—not every transaction—to the accountant.
Builds a source-linked prep package and open-question list before anything is pushed toward a return.
Traces material values back to evidence, surfaces assumptions and keeps human sign-off as the controlling gate.
Keeps engagement, records, payment and approval follow-ups moving without turning client communication into inbox chasing.
BUILT IN THE PRACTICE
Cavait’s direct tax service is the proving ground: real intake, real connected books, real record gaps, real review queues. Features earn their way into the firm product only after they reduce work internally.
FIRM CONTROL
CURRENT ALPHA
FOR ACCOUNTING FIRMS
We’ll use it to shape the early firm product around the work accountants actually do—not another generic chat window.