Answers with their sources.
Ask a question about your books and get the figure with the bills and ledgers behind it.
Get early accessAsk the way you’d ask your accountant.
Get the figure, and where it came from.
Type a question in the app or send it on WhatsApp. Ask looks it up in the same reports and lists you see, and answers with the figure, the business and the dates it covers, and a link to every record behind it.
- Dues, a supplier’s bills, this month’s profit and loss
- Invoices, receipts and statements as PDFs, when you ask
- Short answers on WhatsApp, the full list in the app
Across 9 bills from 3 transporters. Kaveri Traders, 1–31 Oct 2026.
No figure it can’t show you.
Every amount is checked before you see it.
Every rupee in an answer must come from your books in that same answer, tied to the right customer or supplier. Totals come from the books, not from the AI adding up. When a figure can’t be confirmed, Ask says so instead of guessing.
In one receipt, RCT26-27/61 on 2 Sep. ₹96,250 is still due.
It sees what you can see.
And it reads; it doesn’t post.
Ask works under the same permissions as the app. An operator without bills can’t ask about bills. Your CA can ask about everything and change nothing.
Or ask from your own AI. Your books, inside the AI you already use.
On every plan. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or any MCP app. The thinking runs on your AI, so it never uses your Ask questions.
Read-only. It can look, not post. Each person sees only what their role allows.
Yours to switch off. Disconnect any app from Settings, and it loses access at once.
Questions about Ask
How many questions can I ask?
100 a month on Books, 500 on Books Pro and 1,800 on Books Max. A question counts once, however many documents it sends back. Questions from your own AI never count.
Can Ask change my books?
No. It reads your books and answers. Posting stays with the people who post.
Does it work on WhatsApp?
Yes. Send the question to the number you send bills to. Answers there are kept short, with the PDF when you ask for one.
What if it doesn’t know?
It says so. A figure it can’t confirm from your books is never shown.
Ask your own books a question.
30 days free, no card. Your first answers come from your first bills.
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