AI in accounting
The office no longer types up invoices. It only checks what the AI has read and approves.

The office no longer types up invoices. It only checks what the AI has read and approves.

About 800 enquiries a month land in one list. The AI classifies each new one, and every weekday at 8 am the team sees where to follow up.

Every month, AI agents prepare the videos, with a script, a shot list and checked claims. Jagrati Abroad only reviews and films.

We have no case study for these yet. They are built the same way as at Hobeck: the AI prepares, and your team approves.
In customer contact. In a Bitkom survey from September 2026, 57 percent of German companies with 20 or more employees use AI. Those that do mostly use it in customer contact (72 percent), for example for enquiries, and in marketing and communication (54 percent). In controlling and accounting, the share rose from 17 to 25 percent within a year.
Usually the process that runs the same way most often. At Hobeck that was about 160 invoices a month, at the consultancy about 800 enquiries. If you don't know which one it is for you, the workshop sorts your processes by effort and benefit, from €399.
A first AI agent costs from €1,999 one-off, excluding VAT. The costs of the AI models come on top, based on usage. You get the exact price in a quote after the intro call.
No. We build on the systems you already use and only bring Pharen Hub when something is missing. At Hobeck, that was a field for the building site.
Then the process stops. At Hobeck it halts when a required detail is missing or the AI cannot read a value with confidence, and nothing is filled in silently. At Jagrati Abroad, a review agent removes every claim without evidence before filming.