PleasantWorks AIACCOUNTING & INVENTORYProducts & services ↗Recorded fictional business workflows. Practice-specific configuration is agreed separately.
See the books, stock costs and work behind a reviewed result. Explore three recorded examples: inventory bookkeeping, internal tax workpapers and a packet for specialist review.
Recorded product demonstration · Fictional business records · Live business use is not enabled here. Internal workpapers require specialist handoff.
Recorded ledger. Every cent connected.
Open the recorded workspace ↗Three demos.
Evidence you can inspect.
Recorded 12 October 2026.
Selected scenarios; coverage is bounded.
Understand the outcome first. Then move through the workflow, inspect the native output and see what each check actually established.
Purchasing, stock and job costs through reconciliation, close and a separate service tax bridge.
26 checks · 85 native commandsBook-to-tax, inventory COGS and assets, followed by reviewed internal preparation packs.
53 checks · 101 native commandsCorrect source evidence, post recognition, complete tracked work and record the reviewed handoff.
38 checks · 87 native commandsCounts include repeat actions and site QA; they are not unique visitors or accounting performance. Only UTC day, demo and action labels are stored. DNT/GPC preferences are respected.
Recorded demos show what the native software did with fictional data. Client admission and independent professional approval require their own evidence.
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Fictional identities, test approvals and local delivery rehearsals grant no real client authority. No government return is filed.
These are three independent fictional scenarios. Each card retains its own recorded book, source assumptions and review. No balances are combined.
This tour selects saved native results. It does not process new records, calculate tax liability or file a return. Active replay timing can still be saved from the individual workflows.
Saved native results · presentation speed changes playback only · no new entries or government filing.
100 inventory cycles: receive stock, match the supplier bill, invoice the customer, fulfil the order and record an operating expense. Browse all 500 posted records or watch the 100 saved checkpoints. Play starts at the first five posted entries, advances through the saved balances and saves your viewing time at the final checkpoint. It runs no new accounting transactions.
Presentation speed changes playback of saved results only. No new native entries are posted.
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Amounts in the table describe each record; summing them would double-count the linked inventory cycle. Receivables and supplier bills remain open. Cash operating expenses produce the visible negative cash balance.
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Select a record number in the table.
Try fictional record volumes and speed up the presentation. Simulation delays are explicit demo assumptions. They do not measure engine capacity, post accounting entries, calculate tax liability or file a return.
Filing is an entirely simulated rehearsal, including submission and acknowledgment. The native government transmission command remains refused. The recorded native workpapers and source assumptions remain available below.
100 fictional records · 69.50 s simulated processing · 3.52 s active replay at 20×. Saved example, with zero native filings.
Open these simulation settings →Download the recorded example ↓| Saved run | Fictional records | Simulated clock | Active replay time | Outcome |
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Supplied fictional inputs and native calculated results. Fields ending in _cents are integer USD cents; assumptions remain explicitly supplied.
Measured native commands. Expected guard refusals establish a control boundary.
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A fictional $1,000 opening entry is prepared. Select a demo role to inspect what the native engine actually allowed.
Original review and corrected-source paths were executed on an isolated native asset workpaper. This browser selects the saved outcome.
A fictional labelled-text bill passed resumable HTTP upload, real ClamAV and deterministic extraction. Embedded document instructions granted no posting authority.
The original text fixture used real antivirus. PDF and image OCR still wait for their missing isolated adapters. No file is uploaded by this hosted walkthrough.
Explore implementation, demonstration evidence and operating limits. The source catalog describes capabilities; selected runs establish bounded evidence.
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171 registered form identifiers and 29 mapped-year subsets describe the source catalog. They do not represent 171 complete tax calculators or filing support.
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Recorded native workflows, illustrative processing simulations, specifications and saved timing examples are hosted on the PleasantWorks website. No separate demo instance or local runner is required to explore them.
Three product stories retain 117 passed checks and 273 command executions. Inspect captured ledger balances, source assumptions, reviewer decisions, command traces and downloadable evidence.
Open the product demo →Download native recording evidence ↓Choose 25, 100 or 500 fictional records, adjust presentation speed, pause and replay. Your latest 20 timing entries stay in this browser and can be downloaded. The captured filing example remains available independently of your history.
Open the filing rehearsal →Download the captured example ↓The recorded native runs use preserved fictional results. The browser batch uses declared illustrative delays; its simulated clock and active replay time remain separate. Filing submission and acknowledgment are fictional rehearsal stages.
Live site KPIs count aggregate demo actions. Browsing, replaying and simulating do not post native financial entries, calculate tax liability or transmit a government return. Fresh execution is unavailable to site visitors; the larger 500-record native batch was run locally and saved for this hosted replay.
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