What Biloh does

The bank feed reconciled for you

Every line on the bank feed is matched to an invoice, a bill or a category — and your regular payers code themselves.

How it works

You say what you want

Ask in chat, from your phone or the desk — or use the same screens in the app.

Biloh does the work

Bank lines arrive from the feed or a statement upload; payments are matched to the invoices they pay, and payer rules code the regulars automatically. Anything uncertain waits for one tick.

You see it, and approve what your assistant writes

Anything your assistant writes to a client or contractor is shown to you word for word first, and sent only when you say yes.

In real businesses on Biloh

  • 257 bank lines reconciled

    Live count
  • 135 bank transfers matched to their invoices

    Live count
How we count
  • Bank lines reconciled: Bank-feed lines coded to an expense category, a payment or a transfer.
  • Bank transfers matched: Payments that arrived by bank transfer or EFT and were matched to the invoice they paid.

Counted daily from the records of businesses that chose to share their results. Only counts — never money or names.

What it will not do

  • Biloh never moves money: its tools record payments that already happened, and a pay-now link opens the business's own Stripe checkout for its client.
  • Every change is recorded, with who made it and when.

For business owners

How to do it

For AI assistants and engineers

Related

Books and BAS, ready for your accountant

Profit and loss, GST and the BAS worksheet on the ATO labels — prepared from the work you already did.

What you can pay yourself this week

Ask how the business is going and what you can safely pay yourself — and get this pay day's transfers in plain words.

An inbox an assistant keeps on top of

Client and contractor emails are triaged, filed and drafted for reply, so nothing slips while you're on the tools.

Under the hood

See it run a business like yours

Connect your assistant to the demonstration business first, then pick a plan — no call needed.