BlueArc Accounting uses AI to do the repetitive part of the books for businesses in Australia, New Zealand and Singapore and the firms that look after them. The AI reads the source documents and proposes the entries. A person reviews and confirms. One ledger, two views, and nothing lodged behind your back.
It means the software prepares the work and a person approves it. In BlueArc Accounting the AI reads bank feeds, receipts, invoices and payroll inputs, proposes coded and matched entries, and drafts the activity statements and payroll runs. Everything it prepares lands in a review queue.
The business and its accounting firm work the same ledger, so there is one set of numbers rather than a copy each. The business runs its day to day, the firm sees the same live data, and nobody exports, emails or rekeys anything between the two.
It does not post to the ledger on its own, and it does not lodge to the regulator on its own. Every proposal waits for a person. That control never leaves a human, by design, across every BlueArc product.
Bank feeds, receipts, invoices and payroll inputs come in from the sources you already use.
The AI codes and matches entries and drafts the activity statements and payroll runs.
The work waits in a review queue. Nothing is lodged until someone checks it and confirms.
It will not post to the ledger and it will not lodge to the regulator. It prepares the work, codes and matches the entries and drafts the activity statements and payroll runs, then hands over at the review queue. It prepares; it does not sign anything off.
At the review queue. Prepared work waits there for a person to check and confirm, and nothing posts or lodges until they do. That control never leaves a human.
Yes. The firm view and the business view read the same live data, so a proposal is visible to both sides as it moves through review.
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