AI Advisory Panel
The Meeting Room
Seven senior finance specialists, all from Big 4 backgrounds, in one room, on demand. Put your problem on the table and they work it the way a real panel would: they ask you questions back, challenge each other's view, push for 360-degree risk coverage, cite the paragraph they are relying on, and close with a formal, detailed consultation summary plus additional guidance, all free.
Live AI Panel, first of its kindWhy it exists
The judgement call always lands when no senior is free
Standards tell you the rule. They do not tell you how an experienced auditor would apply it to your specific facts, or where your reasoning has a hole in it. That gap is where most research time actually goes.
Searching gets you the text, not the judgement
You can find IFRS 16 paragraph 44 in seconds. Deciding whether your particular lease reduction is a partial derecognition or a separate lease is the judgement call, and that is the part that takes an afternoon and a second opinion. This tool takes that burden off your shoulders.
The technical desk has a queue
In a firm, the specialist you need is booked. In industry, there may be no specialist at all. Either way the deadline does not move.
Consultants bill by the hour
Which means you ration the questions, and the small ones never get asked. Those are often the ones that turn into an audit adjustment later.
A chatbot answers, but it never challenges you
Put the same question to ChatGPT, Google's AI Overview or Gemini and you get an answer, confidently, sometimes hallucinated. What it will not do is flag the blind spot: the second risk you never considered, the one that trips an FRC or legal requirement you did not ask about. It serves the question you asked instead of the judgement you actually needed. Miss that angle and your senior, or your client, finds it first. That is what costs you the trust.
How it runs
Four steps, no session limit, no token limit, no money required
Build the room
Tick the specialists you want. Add your own if the expertise you need is not on the list, a treasury or FX person, say.
- 1Pick from seven, or add a custom specialist
- 2Add or remove anyone mid-conversation
- 3Invite a real colleague by email if useful
Put the real facts on the table
The messier and more specific the scenario, the more useful the answer. Attach the lease, the note, the schedule.
- 1Type it, or speak it with the mic
- 2Attach a PDF, image or CSV for review
- 3Or start from a suggested topic chip
Argue it out
They push back, ask for the facts they are missing, and disagree with each other in front of you when the treatment is genuinely contested.
- 1Expect questions back, not a one-shot answer
- 2Challenge the reasoning, it holds up or it does not
- 3The standard references are checked and correct, unlike other AI tools
Take the record with you
Log in and the conversation saves. Download the transcript or have a consultation summary emailed when you close the meeting.
- 1Conversation saves to your workspace
- 2Download the full transcript
- 3Reopen it next week when facts change
The panel
Who is in the room
Seven standing specialists, each with a defined remit. You are not talking to one general-purpose assistant wearing different hats, the audit partner and the tax partner will give you different answers and say so.
Assurance and reporting
Where an audit actually gets argued: risk assessment, control design, sampling that will not survive review, and the adjustments a partner will insist on.
Standards applied to your facts, not recited back. Group accounting, consolidation, and the FRS 102 to IFRS decisions that get made once and lived with for years.
The edge cases nobody wrote a clean policy for. Bring the transaction that does not fit the flowchart.
Tax, deals and risk
Corporate tax, structuring and transfer pricing, with the deferred tax consequence spelled out rather than left as an exercise.
Business combinations, share purchase mechanics, earnouts and the accounting that follows a legal structure you cannot change.
Fraud indicators, investigation method, valuation inputs that will be challenged, and what evidence survives scrutiny.
Sustainability disclosure requirements that keep moving underneath you, and what has to be assured rather than asserted.
Not on the list? Add your own specialist with a name and a remit, and they join the room with everyone else.
What it looks like
Five screens from one real consultation
These are screenshots of an actual session, not a mock-up. One property lease, three questions that interact: a year-five rent review inside a contractual collar, a sublease classification, and an RPI-linked clause that was ignored on transition to IFRS 16. Read them in order and you can see the panel work.
Scope
What people actually bring in
Technical treatment
Lease modifications, revenue over time versus at a point, expected credit loss staging, deferred tax on a step-up, whether something is a related party at all.
Audit pushback
"The auditors have queried this, here is their point and here is mine." Useful before the meeting, not after it.
Judgement and materiality
Where the line sits, what a reviewer will focus on first, and which of your assumptions is the weakest one in the file.
Structure and consequence
How a deal structure lands in the accounts, what the tax position does to the effective rate, and what has to be disclosed either way.
Who uses it
Built for people who already know the basics
This is not an introduction to accounting. It assumes you can read a standard and are stuck in the highly judgemental area where the answer is not always straightforward.
Audit teams
Work through a treatment before you take it to the manager, or stress-test the position a client has given you.
In-house finance and controllers
A technical second opinion without a purchase order, at the point in the close when you need it.
Firm partners and sole practitioners
A sounding board on the client issue that falls outside your usual work.
Compliance and internal audit
Control design, risk framework wording, and where a regulator would look first.
Consultants and contractors
Stay current across frameworks without paying for a technical library subscription.
Candidates and career changers
Learn how the frameworks are actually argued, which is different from how they are examined.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions about this tool
Is the Meeting Room actually free?
Yes, completely, £0. There is no paid tier and no upgrade prompt. A free account exists so your conversations save to a workspace you can return to, that is the only gate.
How is this different from ChatGPT or Google's AI Overview?
A general chatbot answers the question you asked. The specialists here ask you questions back, challenge each other on-screen when the treatment is contested, and cite the specific standard paragraph.
Which specialists are in the room?
Seven standing specialists across audit, IFRS/FRS technical, tax, legal, forensic, ESG and technical accounting. You can also add a custom specialist for expertise not on the list.
Can I add my own specialist?
Yes. Name the expertise you need, a treasury or FX specialist for example, and they join the room alongside the others for that conversation.
Does it get the standard references right?
The panel is built to check the paragraph it cites before giving it to you, the main failure mode of general AI tools on technical questions. Always verify the citation yourself before relying on it in a file.
Is the formal consultation summary free too, and can I go back for follow-up questions?
Yes to both. The consultation summary at the end of a meeting is included, not an upsell, and you can reopen the same conversation for follow-up questions whenever the facts change, at no extra cost.
Does it feel like talking to a robot?
No. Each specialist has a distinct, natural voice, not flat text-to-speech, so you can listen to the exchange as well as read it. The specialists are AI, not real people, but they are built to argue and challenge each other the way a real panel would rather than read out a script.
Who is this built for?
Audit teams, in-house finance, firm partners, compliance and internal audit, consultants, and candidates preparing for technical interviews. It assumes you can read a standard and are stuck applying it.
The terms
Free, and the reason is not a trial period
There is no paid tier holding back a better answer. A free account exists so your conversations save to a workspace you can come back to, and that is the only gate.
How much it costs: £0
No paid tier, no per-question charge, no upgrade prompt. The consultation summary and any follow-up meetings are included, not an add-on.
No clock
Stay as long as the question needs. No message cap, no daily limit, no session timeout pushing you to wrap up.
Disagreement is the feature
Push back and the reasoning either holds or it changes. A specialist that agrees with everything is worth nothing.