Voice bookkeeping for small business
Say it once. It's in the books.
Tell TalkBooks who paid you and what you spent. It keeps your books, sends invoices and estimates, records payments, and tells you who still owes you. No forms, no accounting words.
In plain words: you say who paid you and what you paid for, and TalkBooks writes it down for you.
Example: you say "Johnson paid me twelve hundred for the deck" and TalkBooks books plus $1,200.00 from Johnson for the deck job.
What it does
Your whole back office, by voice.
Log money as you go
"Paid Mike two hundred for labor, sixty on fuel." Sorted into categories for you.
Invoices and estimates
Drafted from one sentence, emailed with a link, and tracked until they're paid.
Knows your customers
Ask what anyone owes, what you charged them last time, or who's overdue.
Asks before it acts
Nothing is booked, sent, or deleted until you say yes. Drafts are saved for you to look over, and every word shows on screen.
How it sounds
A real conversation
Talk like you would to a sharp assistant.
Got it: twelve hundred from Johnson, a hundred to Mike for labor. Want me to save those?Estimate ten oh one for Sarah is ready, eight hundred fifty dollars. Should I email it to her?