Your staff should be preparing returns, not answering "did you get my W-2?" forty times a day. IA tx handles the phone for Fort Worth accounting and tax firms: routine questions, new client intake, appointments and missing documents.
Fort Worth combines aerospace and defense manufacturing, the AllianceTexas logistics hub and a ranching heritage, with a large base of trades and family businesses. Local practices usually work with aerospace and defense employees, trucking and logistics companies, ranchers and family businesses.
Many clients work shifts or are on the road during office hours. IA tx answers when they call and texts the document checklist.
It answers routine questions itself (hours, documents, status), takes the intake for new clients, books consults on your calendar and leaves every tax question written down for the CPA, without giving advice.
One of your aerospace in Tarrant County opens an IRS letter at night and calls in a panic. IA tx answers calmly, records the notice type and deadline, marks it urgent and promises a CPA callback first thing in the morning.
Typical numbers for a 3–10 person firm during filing season.
Spanish-speaking callers wait for the one bilingual person at the desk, or hang up.
A new client who reaches voicemail calls the next firm, and that is recurring yearly revenue gone.
About 70 calls a day at a 5-person firm: "did you get my W-2?", status checks, hours. Time not spent on returns.
Clients open IRS notices at night and panic. Today they get voicemail until morning.
Same process at 10 AM in March or 9 PM in October.
Every call on the first ring, 24/7, in English or Spanish. It introduces itself as your firm's AI assistant.
New client: takes the intake and books the consult. Existing client: says which documents are missing and texts a secure upload link. IRS notice: flags it urgent. Tax question: logs it word for word for the CPA, with no advice given.
Everything lands in one front desk: summary, transcript, appointment and document status. Your staff only steps in when a human is needed.
Time saved and calls recovered with an AI front desk.
| Situation | Today | With IA tx |
|---|---|---|
| A new prospect calls | Calls the next firm | Intake done and consult booked |
| "Did you get my documents?" | Staff looks it up and calls back | Answered, secure upload link texted |
| IRS notice at night | Waits overnight, worried | At the top of the CPA's list as urgent |
| Seasonal staffing | Hire, train, let go in May | Same agent all year |
| Spanish-speaking clients | Depends on who is at the desk | Served in Spanish |
| Call about farm and ranch returns (Schedule F) | Waits for a callback | Details logged for the CPA, documents requested |
| Call about trucking and logistics business returns | Waits for a callback | Details logged for the CPA, documents requested |
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No. It answers logistics (hours, documents, appointments, status) and writes every tax question down word for word for a CPA. It never gives tax advice.
Yes. It answers in the caller's language, English or Spanish, and leaves the summary in English for your team.
A few days. We load your services, hours, fees and document checklists, connect your phone number and calendar, and run a free 15-day pilot.
Yes. It recognizes the topic, asks the intake questions your firm defines, lists the documents to bring and books time with the right CPA. It does not give advice on the topic itself.
Yes. For each type of case you define the checklist, and IA tx texts it with a secure upload link while the caller is still on the line.
Each city page covers what local firms deal with.
The demo is live: call it, test it in Spanish, look at the front desk. Then try it free for 15 days at your Fort Worth firm.