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Answering client emails at an accounting practice

An agent reads incoming requests, sorts them by type and leaves a draft reply. You review it and hit send.

Updated 2026-10-14

The problem

At an accounting practice, whether it’s a team or a self-employed accountant, most emails are variations on the same few things: document requests, questions about deadlines, confirmations that something was sent. Answering them one by one eats hours that could go into the actual technical work.

What the agent does

  1. Every new email arrives already sorted: document request, deadline question, urgent or other.
  2. For the requests that keep coming back, the reply is already written and waiting, in your tone.
  3. The urgent ones, and the ones that really need you, show up first.
  4. Nothing goes out without you. You review, correct if needed and send.

What we need from you

  • Access to the practice’s mailbox, or to whoever answers clients.
  • 5 to 10 replies you write over and over, exactly as you send them today.
  • The list of emails that must never go through the agent, such as ones with sensitive tax data.
  • A contact person to check the first drafts.

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