Clear the bank feed before your coffee cools.
Growthy suggests a category for every bank line and flags the ones it cannot place. 85% accurate on first import. You review the rest.
Clear one client's bank feed
Click each step. The screen moves when you do.
Approve the routine lines in one pass
Most of a bank feed is the same vendors every month. Growthy codes those lines against the client history and shows its confidence on each one, so you can scan the batch, tick it, and approve it together. The lines it is sure about stop costing you a click each. The batch goes through in one action, and each line keeps its category, vendor, and score.
- Confidence shown on every line
- Bulk approve, flag, or exclude
It asks instead of guessing
A deposit that could be income or could be a loan gets flagged, not guessed. The line opens with the original bank description, what Growthy would pick, and why it is not sure. Same input, same output, every time, because books are audit territory. You pick the category, and Growthy remembers the answer for this client.
- Original bank description kept
- A reason on every flag
Corrections stay with the client
Pick the category once and Growthy codes it that way for that client next month. A different client keeps their own answer. There are no bank rules to build, and none to repair when a bank changes its description text. By month three, Growthy knows how a client codes things better than the bank feed does.
- One client's data never trains another's
- No rules to maintain
Every approval leaves a trail
When you approve the last line, the feed says what just happened: how many entries went through and what still waits on you. Nothing hides behind a count. Every posted categorization keeps who approved it and when, so you can show an auditor or a client exactly how a line got coded, months after the close.
- Who approved it, and when
- Nothing hidden behind a count
The numbers we publish
One accuracy number, and the limits that come with it.
85% accurate on first import.
Routine lines get coded. The rest wait in the review queue with a reason and a confidence score, so you know where to look first and why.
QuickBooks suggestions: ~50%.
That is where most bookkeepers start. The suggestions land about half the time, so every line still gets a look, and a busy month means a long morning in the feed.
The 15-25 clients ceiling.
Most solo bookkeepers stop taking new clients somewhere in that range because the feeds eat the week. One review pass per client is what moves it.
Founding pricing: Solo is $39/month for 1 company, plus $35/month for companies 2–4. Practice is $149/month for 5 companies, plus $29/month for companies 6–24.
Get started with GrowthyWho runs it
The bookkeeper stays the reviewer. Growthy handles the routine coding and holds the judgment calls for you, whether you run one client or thirty. Nothing posts without your approval.
Bookkeeper, 10-30 QuickBooks Online clients
Clear every client's feed in one review pass instead of line by line.
Firm, 2-50 staff
One review queue for every preparer, and every categorization change keeps who made it and when.
Solo, just starting out
Start at three clients on the same workflow you will run at thirty.
What it does and does not do
Growthy asks when it is unsure. You review the rest.
QuickBooks bank rules match on description text and break when a bank changes it. Growthy reads the client history instead, so a new description does not undo your work.
Growthy works over QuickBooks Online today. Your categorizations sync back both ways, so the books there stay current while you try it on a client.
Frequently asked questions
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Founding pricing: Solo is $39/month for 1 company, plus $35/month for companies 2–4. Practice is $149/month for 5 companies, plus $29/month for companies 6–24.
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