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Capture
Snap a receipt on your phone or forward it by email. LazyTally reads the supplier, amounts and GST.
AI bookkeeping for Aotearoa New Zealand
Your books, done.
You just sign off.
LazyTally's AI agent captures receipts, codes transactions and reconciles your bank accounts. It only asks you about the things it isn't sure of, so signing off takes seconds, not hours.
Launching in New Zealand first. Australia next.
Business account· reconciled just nowExample
Internet & phone
Matched to bill · coded to Telephone & Internet · GST worked out
$189.75
Hardware store Needs you
Tool purchase over $1,000: asset or repairs? The agent explains why it is unsure.
$1,240.00
12 routine transactions coded, 1 waiting for you
How it works
Three steps. Two of them aren't yours.
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Code and reconcile
The agent codes each transaction, matches it to your bank activity and keeps your ledger up to date.
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You approve
You only see what the agent is unsure about, with its reasoning. Approve from your phone and you're done.
For accountants and bookkeepers
The routine work, handled. The judgement calls, yours.
We're building LazyTally with practices, not around them.
One queue across clients
See every client's open questions in one place instead of chasing them file by file.
Explained, not black-box
Every suggestion shows why the agent made it, so you can check it quickly and correct it once.
Your sign-off stays yours
The agent prepares; your team decides. Nothing is finalised without a person approving it.
Running a practice and interested in shaping the product? Join the waitlist as an accountant and we'll reach out.
Security and your data
Built for financial records from day one.
Stored in Australia
Your financial records are stored in Australian data centres, with New Zealand and Australian customers kept separate.
Encrypted
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest.
Audit trail
Every change, by a person or by the agent, is recorded.
You stay in control
Nothing is filed or finalised without your approval.
Get your evenings back.
Be one of the first New Zealand businesses and practices to try LazyTally.