Simpla.ai

Simpla.ai presents itself as a tax and accounting advisor powered by AI trained by financial experts. Its Advise module provides tailored tax and accounting advice in seconds, with access to sources for answers and an option for rapid human advisory sign-off within an hour. The Process (Beta) tool scans invoices, auto-fills data, and validates VAT. The Analyse (Beta) tool lets users upload P&L, Balance Sheet, and Cashflow statements for customisable analysis. The page states the Advise module's LLM is trained on data from United Arab Emirates, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, Egypt, Oman, IFRS, and central banking policies, with more coming soon. It also mentions action prompts for generating advisory emails and journal entries, and speech to text input. The website claims tax and accounting compliance solutions are 43x cheaper and 12x faster than traditional firms, and cites more than 80% AI accuracy on tax and accounting queries. Target audiences listed include startups and SMEs, accounting and advisory firms, and large enterprises and banks.

Key features

• Instant tailored tax and accounting advice via AI trained by financial experts
• Rapid human advisory sign-off with responses within an hour
• Sources provided for answers from the Advise module
• Prompt Plus with action prompts and suggested prompts
• Speech to text input in chat
• Process (Beta): invoice scanning with computer vision, auto-fill data, and VAT validation
• Analyse (Beta): analysis of uploaded P&L, Balance Sheet, and Cashflow statements
• Action prompts to generate advisory emails and create journal entries
• Tracks tax and accounting regulatory changes and updates platform within 48 hours
• Customised knowledge base and cross-border compliance for large enterprises and banks

Best suited for

• Startups and SMEs seeking tax and accounting compliance support
• Accounting and advisory firms handling high-volume client queries
• Large enterprises and banks needing cross-border compliance
• Businesses in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, Egypt, and Oman seeking regional tax guidance

Pricing

Not stated on the website