Hermes monitors all your inboxes — Gmail, Yahoo, the lot. Extracts every invoice and receipt into 10+ structured fields. Files PDFs by year. Drops the data into a Sheet ready for QuickBooks, Xero, DATEV, or Lexware — whatever your accountant uses. And once it's been running 30 days, you can ask anything about your finances in plain English — "How much did I spend on SaaS this quarter vs last?" — and get a real answer in 5 seconds.
> Reference pricing while I onboard my first 10 clients post-AI startup. Lock in current rates — they go up after slot 10.
3 Gmail + 2 Yahoo. Vendors send to different ones. PayPal and Stripe noise on top. March if you're in Germany, April if you're in the US — you're scrolling 18 months of email looking for that one receipt from a vendor whose name you can't remember.
Your Steuerberater, CPA, or bookkeeper wants the same thing: organized PDFs and an import-ready CSV for QuickBooks, Xero, DATEV, or Lexware. You want to stop typing line items by hand at 11 PM the week before filing.
Hermes does that. And lets you ask "what did I spend on AI tools last quarter?" in plain English — answer in 5 seconds. No pivot tables. No formulas.
Your business as a Claude Code skill — knows your vendors, write-offs (Schedule C if US, VAT/Werbungskosten if DACH), invoice fingerprints. Categorizes correctly the first time.
Invoice number, vendor, total, tax, currency, date, due date, payment method, IBAN, category, project tag. Not just a filed PDF — a row in your bookkeeping database.
One-click into QuickBooks, Xero, FreshBooks, DATEV, or Lexware — whichever your accountant uses. Year-end Accountant Pack auto-generated.
Plain-English financial queries from day 30. EN + DE. Replaces a fractional CFO at $200K/yr or a bookkeeping-analytics tool at $30K/yr. Tier 2.
Every invoice Hermes catches becomes a row of structured data. After 30 days you have a real dataset. After a year, every question your accountant might ask is pre-answered.
Zoom call. I look at your inbox setup, vendors, tax structure, and accountant's import format (QuickBooks, Xero, DATEV, Lexware). I run your business through my Bookkeeping Audit skill. You leave with a 5-page diagnostic of where you're bleeding admin time.
I build your Tax Categories skill — a Claude Code skill that knows your category map and vendor fingerprints. Installs in your own Claude. Yours forever.
Hermes deployed across all your inboxes. Structured extraction wired into your Drive + Sheet. 12-month backfill (your past year sorted before deployment ends). Ask Hermes installed.
How many invoices extracted, which payments are missing invoices, which vendors recur. If the agent breaks, you know within 24 hours.
Runs on YOUR Google Drive, YOUR n8n, YOUR Telegram. Skills install in YOUR Claude. I have no copy. Nothing leaves your accounts.
One button revokes all OAuth, exports your data, shuts the agent down. You go back to where you were. No exit fee. No support call.
Tier 2 includes Tier 1 — pick it and Tier 1 is on the house. Add-ons stack on either tier. Pantheon is optional ongoing membership, free for the first 30 days with Tier 2.
Most founders pay $200K/year for a fractional CFO or $30K/year for a bookkeeping-analytics tool, just to get the kind of insight Ask Hermes gives you in plain English. You're getting the analyst skill, the deployment, AND the Tax Categories brain at $4,999 — only because I'm in reference-pricing mode this month. 3 spots left. Next 7 clients pay $7,500.
Watches your invoice dataset for VAT inconsistencies, missing invoices for paid items, suspicious classifications, reverse-charge edge cases. Flags them before your accountant does.
Drafts emails in YOUR voice (multilingual EN / DE / IT / FR / ES) to chase missing invoices when Hermes flags a payment-without-invoice. You hit send. Or auto-send.
End-to-end smoke test for the cart → Stripe → Cal.com flow. Use card 4242 4242 4242 4242 (Stripe test mode). Refund yourself in Stripe Dashboard after. Remove before public launch.
Reference pricing exists because I'm onboarding my first 10 clients post-AI-startup. You get the same scope at $1,500 (Tier 1) / $4,999 (Tier 2) that costs $2,500 / $7,500 after slot 10 — that's the bet I'm making on you. In exchange, I deliver in 10 days, document everything in writing, and the deliverables are yours forever.
Once your agent is deployed, you own it. It runs forever on your accounts whether I exist or not. But if you want me watching it, tuning it, and shipping you free updates as the underlying tools evolve — that's the Pantheon.
I watch the agent. APIs change, tools break — I fix them before you notice.
Every 3 months we review what your data is showing and refine the skill. Your agent gets sharper, not stale.
Every new Claude Code skill I release drops to half-price for members. Plus direct Slack — fast questions, fast answers.

I run a GTM consultancy out of three Gmail accounts and two Yahoo accounts I've had since 2009. Every year I spent two days in March hunting Rechnungen for my Steuerberater. Last year I got tired of it and built Hermes for myself.
This year my tax folder built itself. It runs on my own accounts — no third-party SaaS, no vendor I'm renting from. I'll build the same agent for you, deploy it on your accounts, hand you the keys.
Why "Hermes". Hermes was the Greek god of commerce, trade, and messengers — Mercury to the Romans. He was the one who moved between worlds: he carried letters, settled accounts, witnessed transactions, and made sure nothing got lost in transit. That's the job. Your invoices live scattered across five inboxes, two languages, three currencies, and a Steuerberater who needs them in DATEV format by March. Hermes is the messenger who walks every one of those paths so you don't have to. He doesn't sleep, doesn't get distracted, doesn't miss a Rechnung.
Whether yours is March (Germany), April (US), or January (UK) — by the time it lands, your tax folder will already be complete. The 12-month backfill makes the past 12 months done before you finish onboarding.