Kick

What is Kick?

Kick is a self-driving bookkeeping platform founded by Brandon Schlichter, built for business owners. It manages day-to-day bookkeeping tasks and helps lower the chances of audit issues. The platform provides real-time profit and loss analysis, automatically categorizes transactions with expert review, and personalizes itself to fit changes you make. It also matches receipts automatically, helps ensure you don’t miss deductions, and offers accountant-approved financial insights. Data is protected with security measures comparable to those used by major financial institutions.

What is Kick used for?

• Real-time profit and loss analysis: See how your business is doing financially right now.
• Auto-categorization of transactions: Expenses and income are sorted automatically, with experts double-checking for accuracy.
• Personalization: The AI learns and adjusts based on the changes you make.
• Automated receipt matching: Receipts are linked to transactions without manual work.
• Maximizing deductions: Helps you claim eligible deductions, including commonly overlooked ones like home office, vehicle, and travel costs.
• Spending monitoring: Track where your money goes and cut unnecessary expenses.
• Cross-entity overview: View all accounts and business entities in one place at no extra charge.
• Audit risk reduction and savings: Kick aims to reduce audit risk and reports average annual savings of $15,000 per user, with business owners collectively saving $10 million with the tool.
• Data security and encryption: Financial data is protected with measures comparable to those used by top financial institutions.

Who is Kick for?

Kick is aimed at business owners and entrepreneurs who want to automate their bookkeeping.

How to get started

Kick currently offers early access. Signing up includes $5,000 in savings credits, and the Kick team reaches out when the tool is ready for you.