What we built
BRev Audit
AI reads any trial balance, puts every account on its line and drafts the financial statements, the notes and the report. Then a licensed auditor checks it, and signs.
The books
It reads the books it is given.
Tally, Zoho, QuickBooks, SAP or Oracle — an Excel export, a PDF, even a scanned copy. When a layout is new, AI maps the columns, and the file’s own totals prove the reading before a figure is used.
Classification
Every account, on its line.
Rules classify first; where they are unsure, AI decides. Every correction the auditor makes can be taught to the firm, so the next client’s books start further ahead.
The draft
Statements, notes and the report.
Financial position, profit or loss, equity and cash flows, the notes, and the auditor’s report — as a PDF and as a working file.
Beside the AI
Going concern and corporate tax, worked out.
Beside the AI, plain code that cannot get a number wrong: it tests solvency and drafts the going-concern paragraph, and computes UAE corporate tax with the figures for EmaraTax.
The paperwork
It reads what an auditor used to retype.
AI reads a trade licence into the client record, and a predecessor’s signed report into last year’s figures — drafts the auditor reviews before anything is saved.
The story
Built with a UAE audit firm.
From one phone call in May to reports matched dot for dot with Reyson Badger’s own.
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