1. Inventory
Files are listed with path, likely year, likely document family, readable-text status and duplicate signals.
United Kingdom
First review of a Self Assessment folder: documents received, gaps to resolve, accountant memo and client follow-up email.
Use it when client material arrives as mixed PDFs, images, exports and supporting records. The intake classifies the folder, extracts readable text and prepares a work pack before the return is prepared or checked.
Intake steps
The first operational pass answers the practical questions: what has arrived, what is readable, what seems missing and what the client needs to clarify.
Files are listed with path, likely year, likely document family, readable-text status and duplicate signals.
Text is extracted from PDFs; local OCR can be used for scans and images when the environment supports it.
The summary links documents, reading status and open points to a concise accountant memo and specific client follow-up questions.
Documents
The intake is designed around the document families that typically arrive before Self Assessment preparation.
Files produced
The outputs keep documents, reading status and open points tied back to the folder and extracted snippets.
| Output | Use | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Inventory | Open the file work pack with document types, paths and likely years already listed. | Conservative categories and readable-text status. |
| Missing documents | Turn file gaps into clear client requests. | Folder-supported client requests. |
| Accountant memo | Summarise what was found, what is uncertain and what needs follow-up. | Document-linked summary and extracted facts. |
| Client email draft | Ask for the exact documents or clarifications needed to continue. | Draft for client follow-up. |
Installation
From Codex desktop, provide the client folder, target tax year and output folder; the work files are written locally.