Maya suggests
Each screen opens with what needs attention — customers past due, bills falling due this week, items running low — each with a one-tap question that gets you the answer and the records behind it.
Your AI business assistant
Ask Maya. Get the answer — and where it came from.
Maya knows your books, your customers and your stock. She tells you what needs attention on every screen, answers in plain words with the documents behind each figure, and proposes changes that wait for your yes.
On every screen, before you ask
Maya sits on the right of every screen in the app and on your phone. Four things make her useful from the first day.
A library of ready questions
Pick a template, fill in a customer, a month or a number of days, and ask. Cash position, who owes you, what to reorder, how September compares with August — the questions owners ask, written out for you.
This screen or the whole workspace
Choose where she works: answer only from the screen you have open and change records there, or look across the whole business — money, customers, bills, people and reports.
Proposals you approve
When you ask for a change, she shows exactly what would be added or edited and waits. Apply it, reject it, or undo it later; the record keeps who asked, who approved and which rule applied.
Maya answers questions across your business, drafts bills from photos and e-mail, sends your morning summary and takes approvals on WhatsApp. Anything she cannot do yet is shown in the library as "coming soon" — she never pretends to do something she cannot yet.
Your agent team
The back office you couldn't afford, as a team of agents
Nine hands-on agents do the daily work. Eleven senior agents think like the finance and operations people most growing companies never hire. Each has a job description, a spending limit you set, and a record of everything it did.
Every agent knows what it may do, in which part of your books, and what it must hand to a person.
Meet the whole team → Maya + your agent team · live212 tasks this week
Bookkeeper · Matched 184 bank lines
Hover or tap an agent to see what it doesIllustrative figures
What Maya can do for you
Six things owners ask her for every day — on any screen, on the phone or in chat.
Answer with sources
Ask anything about your business and get the figure with the records it came from — the invoice, the bank line, the report. Click through and check it yourself.
Propose changes you approve
"Add an account for van fuel." "Rename 6200 to Office rent." She proposes the exact change, you apply or reject it — and more kinds of proposal are added as they ship.
Explain any figure
Point at a number and ask why. She compares it with the last period and names what moved it, in a sentence you can forward to a partner.
Find who owes you
Who is late, by how much, who has promised to pay and who hasn't answered — with suggested wording for each customer in their language.
Run what-ifs
"What if I hire two drivers?" "What if milk costs 5 % more?" She reruns the cash forecast and shows the difference, labelled as an estimate.
Prepare work with your agents
Reminders, a payment run, a reorder — the right agent prepares it as a proposal in your inbox with the reason, and nothing moves until you approve.
Three short conversations
How a few everyday questions go on a sample company.
Why did profit drop?
Why is profit lower than last month?
Profit before tax is down 18 %. Two reasons: fuel and two van repairs added $1,100 to delivery, and Lakeside Café ordered half its usual amount.From: Profit and loss · Sep vs Aug · 14 bills
Can I afford another van?
Can I afford a used van for $14,000 next month?
Paying cash, your lowest week drops to about $1,200 — too tight. With a 12-month loan it stays above $4,000. This is an estimate from your 13-week forecast.
Sort out the dairy bill
Pay Valley Dairy.
Bill B-0931 ($4,950) has a price query open. Pay the agreed $4,700 now and hold $250? It joins Friday's payment run — you'll confirm with a code.
Illustrative conversations; names and figures are fictional.
How she stays safe
Maya is useful because she is careful. The same rules apply on every screen and in every chat.
She prepares, you decide
Every proposal shows exactly what will change before you apply it. Drafts can be undone; posted entries are corrected with a visible reversal, never edited in place.
Numbers come from your books
Every amount she shows is read from your records — never made up from the conversation. If something isn't recorded, she says so instead of guessing.
The source is one click away
Each answer links to its documents, and each change keeps who asked, who approved and which rule applied.
A code for sensitive actions
Payments, payroll, bank-detail changes and data export always ask for a one-time code from the app. Maya cannot skip that step, and neither can anyone in chat.
She speaks your language
Type in the language you think in.
English
For owners and teams from the USA and Australia to the Gulf. Ask in your own words — there are no special commands to learn.
Bangla
বাংলা, including the Banglish people type every day. Replies and documents come back in Bangla, with figures in taka.
Arabic
العربية, right to left, with Arabic documents and figures that stay readable. Switch language mid-conversation whenever you like.
Where she works
One assistant that follows you from the desk to the road.
On the web
A panel on the right of every screen. She already knows which customer, bill or report you have open, so questions can be short.
On your phone
In the mobile app as a sheet you pull up with one thumb — ask, approve and photograph a receipt between visits.
In WhatsApp
Message your company's number and Maya answers there, under the same permissions and approval codes as the app.
Bring the question you ask every week
Who owes you, why margin moved, whether you can afford a hire — ask it in a demo and watch Maya answer from sample books like yours.