In January, your phone is the enemy of your deadlines.
Your fee earners get the quiet hours back. Prime Assist answers every client call, books meetings into the right adviser diary, tells callers which records are still outstanding, and routes anything regulated to a qualified human.
- Deadline season cover
- Promise dates for missing records
- No regulated advice, ever
- Logged against the client record
I need to talk to someone about my self assessment.
I can book you in with Rachel. Before that, do you have your bank statements and any dividend records to hand? Those two hold most returns up.
Statements yes, dividends no.
Noted. Rachel can see you Tuesday at 2pm, and I have texted you the dividend checklist to bring.
Can an AI receptionist work for an accountancy firm or IFA?
Yes, for reception and administrative work only. Prime Assist answers client calls, books meetings into adviser diaries, tells callers which records and documents are still outstanding and records a promise date, confirms deadlines from your own data, and takes messages with proper context. It gives no financial, tax or investment advice of any kind: every regulated conversation is routed to a qualified person, and the transcript goes with it.
The calls that eat your January.
Your services, your deadlines, your client list, your compliance boundary.
Meeting bookings
Books the right adviser for the right service length and sends the document checklist in advance.
Outstanding records and documents
When a client calls, tells them what is still outstanding, records a promise date and updates the job.
Deadline questions
Tells a caller what is due and when, from your own workflow data.
New client enquiries
Captures the entity type, turnover band and services needed, then routes to the right partner.
Portal and login help
Walks clients through the routine steps you have documented.
Status questions
Tells a client where their return or accounts are up to, from the status in your practice system.
Where it hands over. Anything that is or could be advice: tax positions, investment or pension questions, HMRC disputes, or a client in financial distress. All routed to a qualified human immediately. Prime Assist never comments on a tax or financial position.
Deadline season is a phone problem before it is a work problem.
09:30
January chase week
Every client calls about the same deadline in the same fortnight, and the work stops to answer them.
14:00
Missing records
Clients ring with a question and nobody has time to tell them what is still missing. Records arrive late and the deadline squeezes.
17:45
After-hours client worry
Clients call when they finish work. A voicemail on a tax deadline does not reassure anyone.
A twelve-person practice, self assessment heavy.*
BEFORE
- Fee earners interrupted constantly through deadline season
- Records chasing done in gaps, inconsistently
- Clients calling repeatedly for status updates
- Out-of-hours calls left as voicemails
AFTER PRIME ASSIST
- Every call answered live without pulling a fee earner off work
- Outstanding records raised on client calls, with promise dates recorded
- Status questions answered from your practice system
- Regulated conversations routed to the right qualified person
0
interruptions to fee earners
Routine calls resolved before anyone is disturbed
Every
caller told which records are outstanding
Promise dates recorded whether or not the team has capacity
Every
enquiry qualified before it reaches a fee earner
Captured on the call against your own intake questions
Model your own numbers on the calculator, or read every sector scenario side by side on the example scenarios page.
Illustrative scenario, not a customer result. Modelled on a practice taking 600 inbound calls in January with one part-time administrator. Figures are worked examples, not measured results.
It writes into your practice system, not into an inbox.
Meetings, promise dates and client updates written where your workflow already lives.
Confirm your own tools before launch. Anything with an API or a Zapier connector is in scope, including the diary, CRM or practice system you already run. All integrations
Built for healthcare first. Pointed at your client line.
A hard boundary between administration and regulated advice, enforced in the product rather than trusted to a script: that is precisely what a clinical safety case demands, and it maps directly onto FCA-sensitive work.
Defined escalation
It knows the edge of its remit and crosses to a human instead of guessing.
Audit trail as standard
Transcript, timestamps and actions on every call. Useful when a caller disputes what was said.
Writes into your system
Not an email you re-key. The outcome lands where your team already works.
UK-built, UK or EU hosted
A UK or EU processing region, committed by contract, and it understands UK accents, postcodes and dates.
Compare against answering services, IVR and in-house reception
Questions from practices.
Ask us something elseWill it give tax or financial advice?
Never. It is restricted to reception and administration. Any question that touches a tax position, investment, pension or HMRC dispute is escalated to a qualified human.
Is it acceptable for an FCA-regulated firm?
It is configured as an administrative tool with no advice permissions, with full transcripts and audit trails. Your compliance team should review and sign off the scripts, and we support that process.
Can it help with outstanding records?
Yes, when a client calls. It tells them which items are still outstanding, records a promise date and updates the job in your system. It does not make outbound calls.
Will clients accept an AI answering?
It tells every caller at the start of the call that it is an AI, and hands over the moment a human is needed. A client who would rather speak to a person is routed to your team.
Does it handle anti-money-laundering checks?
It can ask your onboarding questions and record answers, but verification remains a human and system task.
Where is client data held?
In a UK or EU processing region, committed by contract, and written into your own practice systems. Personal data is processed under UK GDPR, and EU GDPR for customers in the EU, under a written data processing agreement.
Also built for
Three ways to test us. Only one of them involves talking to a human.
Buying voice AI on a slide deck is how people end up with something that fails on the first awkward caller. So we made the product itself the easiest thing to try, and put the commitment in your hands rather than ours.
Hear it for yourself, right now
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Watch it handle your calls
Bring the three calls that waste the most of your team’s day. We run them live, in your sector’s language, and tell you honestly which ones we would not take. One short form to book.
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Do all three, in that order, and it takes a little over half an hour in total. We would rather you tested the product than read our claims about it.
- DCB0129 safety case
- UK or EU processing region
- No minimum term
Let AI answer the phone, so your team can answer your clients.
Bring your deadline-season call pattern. We will show you what Prime Assist absorbs.
No card, no sales sequence, and no minimum term.
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