Accounting automation for accounting firms.
Numbers Game gives a firm controlled access to the approved QuickBooks Online and Xero files behind recurring accounting work, so accountants can review more work without cycling through client logins.
Useful automation, with accountable review.
Accounting automation is useful when it removes repeated retrieval and preparation work while preserving the accounting firm’s review points, client scope, and judgment.
Connect the work. Keep the controls.
Scope the client books
The firm assigns the specific QuickBooks Online or Xero companies a person or AI client may reach.
Apply the firm’s workflow
Firm instructions and reference files give the work the policy, client conventions, and exception criteria that a generic prompt lacks.
Review the proposed work
The accountant checks exceptions, validates facts, and decides what can be delivered or approved.
Make room for review capacity.
Reconciliation preparation
Bring exceptions, unmatched items, and supporting context into the reviewer’s workflow.
Close preparation
Prepare client-specific close checklists, reporting inputs, and exception notes from the approved books.
Portfolio review
Move between assigned client files without treating every client login as a new research project.
QuickBooks Online or Xero remains the system of record. Numbers Game does not independently determine GAAP treatment.
Accounting automation for accounting firms, explained.
See the controlled workflow in your firm.
Walk through approved client access, firm instructions, review boundaries, and the accounting work your team wants to make repeatable.