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If you sell software to enterprises, you've heard this advice.
"Get your security audit done before you sell to enterprises."
Sometimes that's true.
But it's usually not the real problem.
The real problem is silence.
Big companies have people whose job is to ask one question.
Is this safe to buy.
About a third of the YC AI websites I checked don't answer it at all.
No security page. Not one line.
So the buyer asks by email. You reply. They ask more. And the deal waits.
Here's the fix 👇
#1 - If your product touches customer data, you'll likely need the audit (it's called SOC 2). Not ready yet? Say when it will be.
#2 - If it doesn't touch their data, you probably don't need it yet. Say that clearly.
#3 - Either way, add one page that answers 5 questions in plain words. What data you use. Where it's kept. If you train your AI on it. Who else can see it. Who to email.
Bottom line: the audit can wait. The answers can't.
We write and design pages like this for our clients.
If you want a second pair of eyes on yours, my DMs are open.
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CA Firm Automation Suite. Built by a CA Student Who Gets It
I’m 20. I’m studying CA. And I got tired of watching accounting firms waste hours on work that automation handles in seconds.
So I built it myself.
No agency behind me. No team. Just deep knowledge of how CA firms actually operate, and n8n running free on Railway.
What’s live right now (Stage 1):
Client submits one form → master sheet updated → Drive folder created → welcome email sent → owner notified. Fully automatic.
What’s coming:
→ FBR & SECP deadline alerts
→ Invoice follow-up sequences
→ Tax data collection & calculations
→ New client outreach automation
This isn’t a generic automation package. This is built around the exact pain points of CA and CPA firms _ the 11 PM deadline panic, the client who never sends documents, the invoice that needs 6 follow-ups.
If your firm needs this — I’m available. Let’s talk.
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Picture a consultant who takes 8 sales calls a week.
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I tested it on a real recorded client call and have submitted it to the n8n template library as a free template. If you want it set up for your business, send me a message.
