The bot answers your firm's clients in Telegram at once — at night, on weekends, in reporting season, in Russian and Uzbek. Each message reaches the assigned accountant as a complete request, clients are reminded about documents and accountants about deadlines, and every morning the director sees what has not been filed and by whom. No tax advice: tax figures come only from an accountant.
There are as many chats as clients. "Please issue a VAT invoice", "where is my tax return?" arrive in the evening, on weekends and at the height of reporting season — and get lost. The client sends documents on the last day, then blames you for the missed deadline. The director hears about it from the client, and when an accountant leaves, the client's history goes too.
We leave the bookkeeping itself alone: 1C entries, tax returns, e-signatures and online banking stay with your accountants. The bot handles the routine around it: it answers clients at once, collects requests and source documents, watches deadlines and sends the director a morning summary. If you need a link to 1C or Didox, we work it out for your system during the audit and estimate it separately.
This is not a video: pick a scenario and watch the bot run the dialogue. The second one is in Uzbek — that is how the bot talks to clients who prefer it.
Request status, deadlines, which documents to send — at once, even at night and in reporting season. Anything non-routine goes to an accountant with the chat history.
VAT invoice, payment order, reconciliation statement, bank certificate. The bot asks for the counterparty, TIN, amount and purpose and checks their format.
A client sends a photo of a contract, completion certificate or receipt — the bot reads it and moves details and amounts into the request. Files stay in Telegram.
We set up each client's reporting calendar at launch, with dates approved by your chief accountant. The bot asks for documents in advance, marks what has arrived and nudges those who stay silent.
A request not picked up in time — a reminder to the accountant, then a message to the director. Every morning — a summary: what is in progress, what is overdue, who held it up. At night the bot leaves staff alone: the reminder moves to the morning.
Each client's monthly fee is entered at launch; payments and debts then sit in one place. The client gets a polite reminder, and the director no longer has to chase money personally.
Your accountants, not software, answer for the figures in every report, so entries, amounts and e-signatures are left to them. The bot takes the chats, request intake and reminders off their hands.
We start with one process — say, client requests in Telegram or collecting source documents. The "before" metric is fixed in writing; miss it — the stage is not billed.
Clients write in Russian, in Uzbek in Latin or Cyrillic script, or by voice — the bot replies in their language. Topics and wording are approved in advance by your chief accountant.
The demo at the top of this page is a simplified scenario. Within the project, we build the system for your firm on top of CorpVisor. CorpVisor already runs orders, payments and team tasks at a manufacturing company in Samarkand: deadline reminders, overdue items escalated to the director, a morning summary. The Valli bot answers clients in Telegram and is currently in pilot. No accounting firms are among our clients yet — so at the meeting we show both systems at work.
You can start with client requests in Telegram alone. Source documents, deadlines and monthly fees are added once that link has proven itself in numbers.
We break one of your processes down step by step and hand back a map: what can be taken off people, in what order and what it costs. Free, and no intro call.
We build one pipeline and run it live. The "before" metric is fixed in writing before the start, not invented afterwards. If we do not hit it, the stage is not paid for.
The code, the access and the documentation are yours. Everything lives inside your own perimeter. Support by subscription or with your own hands — your call; we do not keep you on a hook.
A price per project, not per hour. The first audit is free: six questions, an answer within 48 hours, no intro call.
One process end to end: data collection, processing, notifications, reporting. Up to three integrations.
+ $300 per month
One link end to end: answer base, script, launch, two weeks live and a report on the metric. 1C licences and the Telegram Premium subscription stay yours — we earn nothing on them.
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