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Deadlines read out of court and tax-office letters

A scanned ruling, a tax-authority request or a permit notice is read the moment it arrives: the deadline, the counting rule and the matter are identified, the date lands in the responsible person's calendar with a reminder chain, and the client gets a plain-language note about what it means.

Avg. time saved
26 h/week· ≈ 17 h/month
Rollout
CoreDays 15–35
Who it is for
B2B and B2C service providers

In short

Deadlines read out of court and tax-office letters: A scanned ruling, a tax-authority request or a permit notice is read the moment it arrives: the deadline, the counting rule and the matter are identified, the date lands in the responsible person's calendar with a reminder chain, and the client gets a plain-language note about what it means. It typically gives back 2–6 hours a week to whoever does this by hand today. Built for: B2B and B2C service providers.

Typical hours saved per week for the people doing this by hand today, from the 2026 report's ranges. The AI writes what that time makes possible.

Example

Comes in

Scan: 3-page tax-authority letter, deficiency notice, delivered on the 4th

The AI

  1. Extracts: 8 days from delivery, 4 documents requested, client Horváth Kft

Comes back

Deadline on the 12th in the accountant's calendar with alerts on the 8th and 11th; document request to the client sent the same afternoon; 2 of 4 arrived by evening

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