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AI-assisted month-end review
Find what deserves attention before the books close.
Give an accountant the same kind of structured ledger they review every month. Close Review Copilot reviews revenue and expenses, explains variances, tracks missing client information, and turns findings into practical close actions—without making accounting decisions.
Compare invoice and payment evidence.
Confirm coverage and allocation.
Interactive demonstration
Ask the close question that matters.
Preset workflows return verified results without a model call. The optional live question is tightly limited and shared-cache first.
Attention-first review
Five items deserve attention before the June close
Inside the workbook
Structured like a real close review.
| Account | Type | Budget | June actual | Variance | Variance % | Prior month |
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| Row ID | Date | Type | Account | Vendor / Customer | Description | Amount | Review |
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Management estimate
Estimated year-end operating profit
—| Client | Entity | Firm target | Complete | Missing information | Preparer | Status | Year-end P/(L) |
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Freight & Delivery
Three consecutive monthly increases
Ask Operations whether shipment volume, carrier rates, or expedited delivery drove the change.
| Fiscal year | Revenue | Expenses | Operating profit | Operating margin | Profit vs. budget |
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Automated review
See the controls working before something breaks.
Deterministic monitors evaluate the fabricated ledger and client-readiness queue at zero token cost. Temen staff can trigger safe failures, watch workflow toasts, and preview the resulting fake Teams Accounting-channel card.
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Simulation only · no external changes
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Fake Teams window for demonstration. Buttons update only this browser session.
Responsible accounting assistance
Useful AI that stays inside clear accounting boundaries.
Close Review Copilot shows where its findings came from, separates workbook facts from review inferences, and keeps accounting judgment with a qualified human reviewer.
Grounded in review evidence
Responses stay anchored to the fabricated workbook and cite transaction rows, accounts, reconciliations, or client records for verification.
Facts before conclusions
The assistant distinguishes observed workbook facts from reasonable inferences and treats unusual activity as a review indicator—not proof of an error.
Human approval gates
It may investigate, explain, and recommend, but it cannot approve, post, reverse, certify, or finalize an accounting decision.
No autonomous actions
Checklists, emails, support requests, and Teams cards are drafts or simulations. Nothing is sent and no financial record is changed.
Sensitive-domain boundaries
It does not calculate taxes, provide tax or legal advice, issue an audit opinion, or treat operating profit as taxable income.
Close Review Copilot
Give every close a sharper first pass.
Built as a safe, fabricated demonstration for accountants and finance leaders.
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