Accounting you can talk to
Connect Taokeh to the AI assistant you already use and just ask — "How were sales this month?", "How much did Shopee actually take?", "Who owes me money?" — in plain language. No exports, no spreadsheets, no new dashboard to learn. Your assistant reads the answer straight from your live books. And when paperwork arrives, hand it over — a receipt, a supplier bill, even a bank statement — and it files the draft for you to approve. Because it's your own assistant, your books work everywhere it works — ask it to draft a payment-reminder email from your overdue invoices, ready for you to send.
RM 29/mo · included in your 14-day free trial
Taokeh is among the first Malaysian-built cloud accounting + ERP platforms where your own AI reads the books and drafts entries — on every plan, for RM29/mo.
Start a free trial at taokeh.my/signup and run your accounting, invoicing and payroll on Taokeh — the connector reads from the same live books.
In Taokeh, go to Integrations and open the Ask Taokeh connector page — that's where you turn the connection on.
Paste taokeh.my/mcp into Claude, ChatGPT or another AI client and approve access — you choose read-only or read + drafts. Name the connector after the company it opens, like "Taokeh — Lim Hardware": one connection covers one company, so if you keep books for a few, the name is how your assistant knows whose books it is reading. Then just ask.
Your AI reads your books — sales, expenses, stock, A/R aging, P&L and a per-channel breakdown of Shopee, TikTok, Shopify and storefront revenue, fees and net proceeds — and can file pending drafts (expenses, invoices, quotes, bills and customer receipts), hand bank statements to reconciliation and suggest a category for a bank row — it can never post; every line is posted by you in Taokeh.
Nothing connects until you approve access on a consent screen — read or read+drafts scopes, your choice. Only admin and bookkeeper seats can connect or use it; sales and viewer seats never can. No assistant gets in on its own.
Disconnect an assistant from Taokeh whenever you like and its access stops immediately.
Every request is isolated to your workspace at the database level — no one else's books are ever in reach.
Some accounting apps now ship a chatbot inside the software. This is the other approach: instead of one more chatbot to learn, you connect the assistant you already use — and your books become one more thing it can reach.
Lives inside one app and only knows that app. You learn a new chat box, and it is only ever as good as the model that vendor ships.
You keep working in Claude or ChatGPT, and your books join everything else it reaches — so it can read your overdue invoices and draft the chase email in one move. It improves the moment your assistant does, and you are never locked into one vendor’s chatbot.
Either way the safety model is the same here: the AI reads freely but drafts every entry for you to approve — it can never post to your books.
Most “AI accounting software” means a feature bolted inside the app — a chatbot, a smart search box, an auto-categoriser. Taokeh is real Malaysian SME accounting software with all of that, but its AI connector points the other way: it lets the AI assistant you already use reach your live books, in plain language, in English or Bahasa Malaysia.
Taokeh is among the first Malaysian-built cloud accounting and ERP platforms with an AI connector of this kind — and the connector is not a top-tier privilege: it is a RM29/mo add-on on every plan. The books, e-Invoice (MyInvois) and full Malaysian payroll are the product; the connector opens those books to Claude, ChatGPT and other connector-capable assistants.
Read the step-by-step guide: Connect Claude or ChatGPT to your accounting books (Malaysia) — what you need, the connect steps, and the first things worth asking.
RM 29/mo, included in your 14-day free trial — connect Claude, ChatGPT and more in a couple of minutes.
Built on the open Model Context Protocol (MCP) — your endpoint is taokeh.my/mcp. The per-client setup and token guide lives inside Taokeh under Integrations → Ask Taokeh connector once you're on a trial or signed in. Endpoint, transport, auth and the full tool catalogue: Developer documentation →