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For UK accountants on Outlook, using Xero or FreeAgent.

Your client emails, drafted with the right figures, in your voice

Proovva Inbox reads the client’s records and writes the reply for you.

  • The draft waits in your Outlook. You check it and press Send.
  • Every figure links to where it came from.
  • Set up with you in one 15-minute call, drafting the same day.

£20 a user + VAT, half price for the first 10 · Full refund within 30 days of set-up. No questions.

Founding seats: the first 10 accountants help shape what we build next, so they pay half.

All 10 founding seats are taken. Join the waitlist and you’ll hear first when the next 10 open.

Founding seats closed on Friday 11 December. Join the waitlist and you’ll hear first when the next 10 open.

Built with two practising UK accountants.

Dave Hughes

How much VAT do I owe this quarter, and when does it need paying?

To Dave Hughes Re: VAT this quarter
In your Outlook Drafts

Hi Dave,

Your VAT return for the quarter to 31 October Xero, VAT return: the quarter’s end date shows £3,412.60 Xero, VAT return: net VAT to pay HMRC to pay HMRC. Payment is due by 7 December Worked out: one month and seven days after 31 October .

If you pay by Direct Debit, HMRC collects it a few days after that, so you don’t need to do anything.

Thanks, Aaron

£3,412.60 and 31 October from the VAT return in Xero. Due date worked out from the period end.

Works with

  • Microsoft Outlook Drafts land in your Outlook Drafts.
  • Xero Figures read from the client’s Xero.
  • Figures read from the client’s FreeAgent.

Most client emails are questions you can answer, once you’ve opened Xero

  • Replies that wait

    A two-line answer sits for days because it needs ten minutes in the books first. Meanwhile, the client chases.

  • The same questions

    When’s my VAT due? How much tax do I owe? Did the refund come in? Quick to answer, slow to look up.

  • Drafts that guess

    General AI tools only see the email, so they write “your corporation tax is due on [insert date here]”.

60% of UK practices spend more time per client since MTD, mostly on records and client communication.

Bright Software Group survey, August to September 2026, reported in International Accounting Bulletin.

44% of a UK accountant’s working week now goes on actual accounting and compliance, down from 50% a year ago.

Sage, The Hidden Hours of Accountancy, survey of 1,000 UK accountants and bookkeepers, 2026.

How much are client emails costing you a year?

Example: 10 hours a week at £50 an hour.

Use your charge-out rate.

Client emails cost you

£23,000 a year

That’s 61 working days a year

A founding seat pays for itself if it saves you 6 minutes a week

Claim a founding seatJoin the waitlist for the next 10

Full refund within 30 days of set-up. No questions.

All 10 founding seats are taken. Waitlist open for the next 10.

Founding seats closed on Friday 11 December. Waitlist open for the next 10.

Based on 46 working weeks of 7.5 hours, and a seat at £20 a month + VAT.

Same question. Only one draft knows the answer

Dave Hughes

When’s my corporation tax due?

Other AI tools

To Dave Hughes · Re: Corporation tax

Hi Dave,

Thanks for your email. Your corporation tax is due on [insert date here]. Please let me know if you need anything else.

Kind regards

Proovva Inbox

To Dave Hughes Re: Corporation tax
In your Outlook Drafts

Hi Dave,

Your corporation tax for the year to 31 March 2026 Year end, from the client record is £6,412.20 Tax computation in the client’s Dropbox folder . It’s due by 1 January 2027 Nine months and a day after the year end .

Want me to send over the payment details?

Thanks, Aaron

Where each figure came from
  • 31 March 2026 Year end, from the client record
  • £6,412.20 Tax computation in the client’s Dropbox folder
  • 1 January 2027 Nine months and a day after the year end

Claim one of 10 founding seats All 10 founding seats are taken Founding seats closed on Friday 11 December

Half price, and set up before the January rush.

We’re building the next features with our first 10 accountants. That’s why they pay half.

This is what the first 10 founding members got. Join the waitlist and you’ll hear first when the next 10 open, with places, price and the close date.

£20 per standard seat a month + VAT

List price £40. Held for as long as you stay.

  • Stays in Outlook
  • Nothing sent without you
  • Books never changed
  • No contract

10 of 10 seats left. Closes Friday 11 December.

All 10 founding seats are taken. Waitlist open for the next 10.

Founding seats closed on Friday 11 December. Waitlist open for the next 10.

Claim a founding seatJoin the waitlist for the next 10

Full refund within 30 days of set-up. No questions.

The 30 days start the day your inbox is connected. First month paid at sign-up, then monthly.

Founding seat bonuses

  • Done-for-you set-up in one 15‑minute call.
  • No usage cap for your first 3 months.
  • Discounted colleague seats when we fully launch.
  • Early access to new features, and a vote on what’s built next.
  • A direct line to the team building it, in the founders’ WhatsApp group.
Not ready? Join the waitlist for the next 10.
Full founding member terms
Price
£20 per user a month + VAT for a standard seat. One founding seat per person. The list price is £40. You keep the £20 for as long as you stay subscribed. It covers Proovva Inbox only.
Refund
Full refund within 30 days of set-up. No questions. The 30 days start the day your inbox is connected.
Payment
You pay the first month when you sign up, then monthly. No contract.
Cancelling
Cancel any time. You lose your founding seat and price, and rejoining is at the list price if there’s space.
Drafts
No usage cap for your first 3 months. After that, your £20 includes a set number of drafts each month, and extra drafts are charged per draft. We’ll confirm both at least 30 days before your fourth month. If they don’t suit you, you can cancel.
Colleague seats
Founding members get discounted seats for colleagues once Proovva Inbox fully launches. We’ll confirm the price then.
Set-up
We connect Outlook and your ledger with you on one 15-minute call, and your first drafts arrive the same day.
What we ask
Feedback when we ask for it, and permission to share your results and a quote if it’s working for you.
Who it’s for
Accountants at UK practices using Outlook for work email, and Xero or FreeAgent. Founding seats are for businesses.

How it works

Set up in one 15-minute call. First drafts the same day

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  1. Connect Outlook and your ledger

    We do it with you on the call. Your inbox stays private to you.
    Outlook Xero or FreeAgent

    Private to you

  2. A client emails

    Proovva Inbox matches them to the right client and looks up the answer in Xero or FreeAgent.
    Dave Hughes

    When’s my corporation tax due?

    Hughes Plumbing Ltd · Xero · Year end 31 March Matched
  3. The reply waits in your Outlook

    Every figure is linked to its source. Check it, edit if you like, and press Send.

    Outlook · Drafts

    • … Your corporation tax for the year to 31 March 2026 Year end, from the client record is £6,412.20 Tax computation in the client’s Dropbox folder . It’s due by 1 January 2027 Nine months and a day after the year end .

      Tap a figure to see where it came from.

    • Priya Natarajan Re: Payroll for November Draft
    • Tom Okafor Re: Dividend paperwork Draft

Built for UK accountants, shaped by UK accountants

Most AI tools are built for US firms or big practices. Not for a UK practice where the partners answer client emails themselves.

Aaron and Laurence run ABLM Associates, a small UK practice, and write Reconciled, the weekly newsletter on AI for UK accountants. Proovva Inbox is built around how they answer their own clients.

  • ABLM Associates
  • Reconciled, practical AI for UK accountants
  • Aaron’s photo
    Aaron Burton FCCA CTA · Director, ABLM Associates
  • Laurence’s photo
    Laurence Maynard ACCA · Founder, ABLM Associates

Questions accountants ask first

Nothing is sent without you. Your books are never changed

Does it send anything by itself?

No. The draft waits in your Outlook Drafts with your signature. Nothing goes until you press Send.

What if it gets a figure wrong?

Every figure links to the record it came from, so checking takes a click. If Proovva Inbox can’t find a figure, it says so rather than guessing.

Is my clients’ data safe?

Only you see your inbox and drafts, not colleagues or practice admins. Proovva Inbox reads your ledger and never changes your books. Your emails only go to AI providers that don’t store or train on them, and your data is stored in the EU. It’s built with the PCRT guidance on AI in mind: client data never goes into a public AI tool, and a person reviews every draft.

Read the privacy policy

Will my IT admin need to approve it?

If your practice uses Microsoft 365, yes, once for the practice, and we’ll walk your admin through it on the set-up call. Personal Outlook accounts don’t need approval.

Information for your IT person

What do I need to use it?

Outlook for work email, either Microsoft 365 or a personal Outlook account, and Xero or FreeAgent. Gmail support is coming. If you use Gmail, join the waitlist for the next 10 and we’ll tell you when it’s ready.

Do I need to drop my current AI tool?

No. Keep it for everything else. Proovva Inbox only drafts replies it can answer from the client’s records.

What happens after the first 3 months?

Your £20 then includes a set number of drafts each month, with extra drafts charged per draft. We’re setting both with real usage from the first 10, and we’ll confirm them at least 30 days before your fourth month. If they don’t suit you, you can cancel.

Claim your seat before January’s emails land All 10 founding seats are taken Founding seats closed on Friday 11 December

Every week you wait costs about £500 in client email time.

Half price for the first 10, held for as long as you stay. 10 of 10 seats left. Closes Friday 11 December.

Join the waitlist and you’ll hear first when the next 10 open.