Your bank sees "Amazon, £60". Forensix reads the receipt line by line, so it knows £29 was a deductible monitor and £31 was a personal order. Import your bank, and it finds the money you're leaving on the table before you file Self Assessment.
found across 11 transactions, worth about £82 off the tax bill.
Sample figures. Your own scan reads your real ledger. Estimates, not a filing figure.
Upload a bank statement or snap your receipts, up to 15 at once. No manual typing.
Each transaction is checked against the actual HMRC rules by a verified engine, not an AI guess.
Get the number you're missing, then export a filing-ready Self Assessment pack for you or your accountant.
Fair question. You could paste a receipt into a chatbot right now. Here is the honest difference, and why the paid version pays for itself.
A general AI is a clever friend with no memory. Forensix is a system that holds your money.
We are software, not your accountant, and we say so. Forensix shows its workings, flags anything that needs a human, and never invents a number to look clever. Confirm the final figures with your accountant before you file.
The free plan shows how much you're not claiming. Pro unlocks exactly which transactions it's sitting in, and the filing-ready pack.
See where you stand. No card.
14-day free trial. Cancel anytime.
Only file once a year? Skip the subscription. Import your spending and get a one-off Deduction Report for £49, your itemised deductions and a filing checklist, no subscription.
HMRC lets you deduct costs incurred 'wholly and exclusively' for your trade: software and subscriptions, business travel, tools and equipment, a share of your home office and phone, professional fees, and more. Forensix reads each transaction and flags the ones you can claim, with the reason. You still decide what's genuinely business.
No, and we won't pretend otherwise. Forensix organises your spending, finds deductions, and produces a clean pack. It gives you estimates to work from, not a submission. You file through HMRC or your accountant. It is not MTD filing software.
If you use one, Forensix does the part they charge you for by the hour: sorting receipts and coding expenses. You hand them a clean, filing-ready pack instead of a shoebox, so you pay them for the filing, not the data entry. If you file yourself, it gives you the organised numbers to enter.
A general chatbot has no memory of your ledger and guesses at tax rules. Forensix holds your whole year, reads every line, and computes deductions from a verified engine so the numbers are defensible. See the 'Why pay' section above for the full comparison.