Learn from demonstrated work
Demonstrate an accounting task on screen and talk through it instead of writing prompts.
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Learns accounting tasks from screen demonstrations, then repeats them with exception checks and step logs.
Product brief
Latch is built for accountants buried in click-heavy close work. Instead of writing prompts, you do a task on screen and talk it through, including the parts no SOP captures: the three-day matching window, the rate you always override. Latch asks about the exceptions, then builds a sidekick that runs the task the same way every time, right in the tools you already use. When something doesn't fit, it stops and asks you. Every step is logged for review.
Why we selected it
A specific operational application of agents rather than a general assistant. Learning from demonstrated accounting work, asking about exceptions, pausing on mismatches and logging steps provide a concrete workflow with
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Demonstrate an accounting task on screen and talk through it instead of writing prompts.
Latch asks about exceptions, including rules such as a three-day matching window or a rate that is routinely overridden.
Build a sidekick that runs the demonstrated task consistently in the tools you already use.
When something does not fit the learned task, the sidekick stops and asks you.
Every step is logged for review.
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FAQ
No. You perform the task on screen and talk through what you are doing.
You can explain those rules during the demonstration, and Latch asks about exceptions before building the sidekick.
The sidekick stops and asks you.
Yes. Every step is logged for review.
Latch is described as running tasks in the tools you already use; specific tools are not named.