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Banking, bookkeeping and taxes

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#1490of 6,0221places down24h16places down7d
#1,261#1,324#1,387#1,450Sep 13Sep 19Sep 25Oct 1Oct 7Oct 12

Rank in Finance

#131of 5201places up24h1places down7d
#123#126#129#132Sep 13Sep 19Sep 25Oct 1Oct 7Oct 12

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Connect your Found business account to ask questions about your finances in plain language. Check balances, find and export transactions, review your categorized books and profit and loss, spot missing receipts, and see which invoices are unpaid or overdue. The connection is read-only: it can't move money, pay bills, or change your books. You sign in with your Found account and can disconnect at any time.

Example prompts

  • “How much did I spend last month, and what were my biggest expense categories compared to the month before?”
  • “Help me close out the week: find anything uncategorized, missing a receipt, or that looks like a duplicate.”
  • “Which of my invoices are overdue, and can you draft a friendly reminder for each client?”

Skills

  • accountant-packet

    Put together a quarter-end or year-end package from the user's Found books for their accountant or bookkeeper, including profit and loss, a categorized ledger, open items, and balances. Use when the user is preparing for tax season, year-end, a quarterly review, a meeting with their accountant or CPA, a loan application, or asks for "everything my accountant needs".

  • cash-snapshot

    Summarize balances across the user's Found businesses and accounts. Use when the user asks how much money they have, what their balance is, how much is in a specific pocket or account, what is pending, or wants a quick cash overview.

  • export-transactions

    Export the user's Found transactions for a date range to a spreadsheet or CSV. Use when the user asks to export, download, pull, or dump transactions, get a transaction history, or build a ledger for a month, quarter, or year.

  • find-transactions

    Find specific transactions or answer spending questions in the user's Found account. Use when the user asks about a particular charge, payment, deposit, or vendor ("what was that $400 charge", "did the client pay me", "how much did we spend at Amazon", "what did I pay for software last quarter").

  • getting-started

    Show what the assistant can do with the user's Found account and suggest useful next steps based on their data. Use when the user has just connected Found, asks what Found can do here, asks how to use Found in this chat, or asks for ideas about managing their business finances with Found.

  • month-end-close

    Review a month of the user's Found bookkeeping and produce a checklist of what to fix before the books are closed. Use when the user wants to close the month, clean up their books, catch up on bookkeeping, find uncategorized transactions or missing receipts, or get ready for their accountant.

  • profit-loss-and-taxes

    Summarize the user's profit and loss from their Found books and help them think about how much to set aside for taxes. Use when the user asks about profit, income, expenses, margins, top spending categories, how the business is doing, month-over-month or year-over-year trends, or how much to save for taxes or quarterly estimated taxes.

  • reconcile

    Reconcile the user's Found accounts for a period by checking the books against the bank activity, rolling balances forward, and matching Stripe payouts to deposits. Use when the user asks to reconcile, balance the books, check that numbers match, figure out why a balance looks wrong, or match payouts or deposits.

  • unpaid-invoices

    Review the user's unpaid and overdue Found invoices, age them, and draft follow-up messages to clients. Use when the user asks who owes them money, which invoices are unpaid or overdue, about accounts receivable, whether a client has paid, or wants help chasing late payments.

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Found · Website
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Availability
Available
Version
1.2.0
Created
June 4, 2026
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