Ready Plan Go Raises $750K to Automate Accounting Paperwork with AI

Montreal-based startup Ready Plan Go has raised $750,000 in pre-seed funding to develop its AI platform designed to automate administrative tasks for accountants. The funding round included participation from Mistral Venture Partners and 15 angel investors from the city's startup community. The company’s co-founder Nima Jalalvandi also contributed by selling his own home to support the round.

The platform, described as an AI-powered back office for tax preparers, automates document collection, data extraction, and tax form entry. It integrates with external filing systems such as Drake and ProSeries, allowing accountants to focus more on client advisory work rather than manual data handling.

Ready Plan Go plans to use the new capital to acquire more accounting firms and further product development. The company is targeting U.S. firms initially, having recently secured its first major client in Pennsylvania. Its business model includes purchasing the books of retiring or exiting tax professionals.

The team of four includes two founders with business experience and two chartered professional accountants. The company is pursuing SOC 2 certification to strengthen data security and compliance. Its platform employs multiple large language models to ensure accuracy, with human review triggered when automated checks fall below 100 percent confidence.