Agents prepare. People sign.
Agents draft entries and questions. They can’t approve an entry, send anything to a client, write to a ledger or sign off a close.
About Krith
From the Sanskrit kṛta: done, made, accomplished. Krith prepares the work behind every engagement, so your people can review, decide and sign.
Much of accounting work is preparation: gathering statements, matching every line, tracing each difference and drafting the entries. The judgement that matters comes at the end, and it belongs to the people who sign.
Krith gives that preparation to a team of agents and keeps every decision with your firm. Each figure carries its source, so whoever signs can see why it is right.
Agents draft entries and questions. They can’t approve an entry, send anything to a client, write to a ledger or sign off a close.
A figure taken from a document must match the words it came from. If it doesn’t, it becomes a question for a person.
Each firm is walled off in the database, and client data never trains models.
Krith isn’t software your team operates. It is a team of agents that takes on the preparation, shows its working and stops where a signature begins.
“Hand over my clients due Friday.” Agents plan the work and keep at it after you close the tab.
Ask about your clients in plain words. Answers point to the saved work behind them.
Your day opens on what needs a person, not on a list of tasks. Agents draft the questions for clients; your team chooses what goes out.
Every engagement rests on the same preparation: gathering the records, matching them, tracing what doesn’t agree and drafting what a person will decide. That is the kind of work Krith takes on.
We mean to take on more of it over time: the books day to day, the handoff at year end, the cash decisions that follow. Each joins only when the work before it holds up, under the same rules: agents prepare, every figure keeps its source, and a person decides.