For tax practices

AI for tax practices that keeps every client meeting on the record

Vinyl records your tax planning and year-end meetings, writes the file note with the advice you gave, and drafts the follow-up with the documents the client still owes you.

Built for tax conversations

A summary that mishears a tax term isn’t a record you can rely on. Vinyl is designed around accounting language.

  • Tax terms transcribed properly

    Vinyl is designed around accounting conversations, with transcription accuracy of roughly 95% depending on audio quality, so terms come out right instead of needing a rewrite.

    How accurate AI summaries are
  • A file note for the advice you gave

    Each client meeting produces a structured File Note, ready to export as a PDF, with the recording kept as the source if a figure needs checking.

    File note template
  • The document chase, drafted

    Vinyl drafts the follow-up email listing what the client agreed to send. You check it and click Send from Gmail or Outlook.

    The follow-up email guide
  • Client data kept private

    Recordings are encrypted in transit and at rest, primary data is stored in Australia, and Vinyl does not train AI on your meetings.

    Privacy & Security FAQ

Files to the systems you already use

Vinyl joins Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Google Meet calls and records in-person meetings on the mobile app.

What tax practitioners say about Vinyl

“I've sent this to lots of clients and always said, look, just confirm this is a correct reflection of the meeting. Is there anything that I've missed? Never had a correction.”

Paul Talkington, Talking Tax & Accounting, BrisbaneRead the Talking Tax story

“I think it’s a no-brainer. I can’t imagine not having it now that we’ve got it.”

John Sadler, Sadler AdvisoryRead the Sadler Advisory story

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. An AI meeting assistant records the meeting and writes up the options discussed, the advice given, the decisions and the actions. Review important figures before relying on the summary, and keep the recording as the source.

Often yes. Recording rules vary by jurisdiction, and getting consent is your firm’s responsibility. A line in the calendar invite and a short notice at the start of the call usually covers it. This is general guidance, not legal advice.

Vinyl stores primary data in Australia. Speech to text is processed in the United States and speaker separation in the European Union, under data-protection safeguards. Vinyl does not use your meetings to train AI.

Yes. Notes and actions sync two-way with Karbon and FYI, and clients are pulled from Xero Practice Manager so meetings are filed to the right client.

Put your next tax client meeting on the record