# Corey for finance

Keeps your books, chases your invoices and tells you what your numbers mean - no accountant on payroll.

## What Corey takes off your plate
- Bookkeeping that never gets done: Receipts pile up and reconciliation slips to "later", until later is a deadline. Corey keeps the books current as money moves, not once a quarter.
- Invoices you forget to chase: Cash you have earned sits unpaid because chasing feels awkward. Corey sends polite, on-schedule follow-ups so you get paid without the nagging.
- Numbers you have no time to read: The data is in your accounting tool, but the meaning is not. Corey turns it into a plain answer - what came in, what went out, and what you can afford.
- Deadlines that creep up: VAT, Self Assessment, the year end - all easy to miss when you are busy. Corey tracks what is due and flags it well before it bites.
- Numbers scattered across tools: Bank, invoicing, expenses, payroll - all in different places. Corey pulls the picture together so you are not stitching screenshots at midnight.
- Decisions you make half-blind: Can you afford that hire, that tool, that month off? Corey gives you the real cashflow answer before you commit, not after.

## What changes
- Current Your books: Reconciled and up to date, not a year-end panic.
- Chased Every invoice: Follow-ups go out on schedule, so you actually get paid.
- Clear Your numbers: What you can afford, in plain English, whenever you ask.

## How Corey works for you
- Connects to what you already use: Corey works with your existing accounting and banking tools. No migration, no new system to learn.
- Keeps the books current: It categorises transactions and reconciles as money moves, so the picture is always live.
- Chases what you are owed: Corey drafts and sends invoice follow-ups on a schedule, and tells you who still owes you.
- Explains the numbers: Ask "can I afford this?" or "how was last month?" and get a straight answer, not a spreadsheet.
- Flags every deadline: VAT, Self Assessment and the year end are tracked and surfaced before they are urgent.
- Waits for you on anything that moves money: Payments, refunds and anything irreversible always pause for your approval. Corey proposes, you decide.

## FAQ
Q: What can an AI finance assistant do for a small business?
A: It does the recurring finance admin - categorising transactions, reconciling, chasing invoices, tracking deadlines and answering questions about your cashflow in plain English. It does not move money on its own; anything that does waits for your approval.

Q: Can AI replace a bookkeeper or accountant?
A: Corey handles the day-to-day bookkeeping and the routine chasing so you may not need a bookkeeper for the basics. It is not a substitute for a qualified accountant on tax planning or filing, and it does not give regulated financial advice - it does the legwork and hands the judgement calls to you or your accountant.

Q: Is it safe to give an AI access to my financial data?
A: Corey works inside your own tools and accounts rather than holding your money. The four things that can never happen unsupervised - publishing, payments, refunds and anything irreversible - always wait for your explicit approval.

Q: How much does an AI finance assistant cost?
A: Corey is £49 a month or £490 a year, with a 28-day probation at no cost and no card needed to start. That is one subscription for the whole of Corey, finance included, not a per-seat finance add-on.

Q: Does it work with Xero or QuickBooks?
A: Corey is built to work with the accounting and banking tools you already use rather than replace them. Tell it what you run and it works inside that, so you keep your existing setup.

Pricing: 28 days on us, no card. Keep him and his salary is GBP 49/month or GBP 490/year - then hire or fire. Put Corey to work: https://getcorey.ai/pricing