Books demo tour · Part 2 of 6
A client book, set up in one conversation.
Tell your assistant who the client is and what they do. The bot seeds the right chart of accounts from a template, imports customers and vendors from the client's exports, and connects OneDrive - so journals and support can flow through the folders your firm already uses.
Illustrative client book: Hudson & Vale CPAs, LLP keeping the books of Harborlight Community Health Center, Inc. - a fictional nonprofit community health center. Fictional firm, client, and data.
The AI path
From intake note to working book
The bot does the heavy lifting
- Seeds the chart of accounts from entity-matched templates (books_gl_seed_chart_of_accounts) - nonprofit, for-profit, or professional practice.
- Imports customers, vendors, and opening data from the client's exports through the import templates.
- Proposes new accounts when the client's activity needs one - it never silently invents structure.
You stay in control
- You pick the template and confirm the seeded chart before anything posts.
- The same setup screens exist in the app - the bot and the UI share one backend.
- Business mode or CPA-led mode is your call per client.
OneDrive
Your OneDrive folders, wired into the books
Connect OneDrive once and the book gains a documents pipeline: journal workbooks drafted in OneDrive open right in Excel and import straight into the journal queue, and support files attach to the entries they prove. Google Drive support is coming soon.
OneDrive
✓ Connected - d.okafor@hudsonvalecpas.com
📁 WorkpaperOS Books › Harborlight CHC
MCP connector
Copy the config snippet for your assistant:
book.workpaperos.com/api/book/mcp| OneDrive workbook | Purpose | Status |
|---|---|---|
| JE-2026-06 Accruals.xlsx | Month-end accrual journals drafted by the bot | Ready to import |
| Grant allocations Q2.xlsx | Restricted-fund allocation entries | Imported · queued |
▶ Watch: client book setup and OneDrive connect
Screens are illustrative: Hudson & Vale CPAs and Harborlight Community Health Center, Inc. are fictional.