From July to October, nobody has time to post

Your page went quiet the week tax time started

Returns are stacking up, BAS is due and every client manager is flat out. The firm’s Facebook page still shows last year’s Christmas closing hours. Meet BUZZ, the AI social media manager in Sevenfold’s team: it keeps your page posting while your team works through the files.

EOFY and tax time, planned before July

EOFY and tax time, planned before July

Topic ideas come from your AI Brain by season, and EOFY is on BUZZ’s list of Australian dates. Posts move across one board from Planned to Drafts, Scheduled and Published, two to four weeks out.

  • You choose the days and times, from one post a week to 15
  • A helpful, fun and promotional mix you set, so explainers outnumber offers
Every draft waits for the firm's sign-off

Every draft waits for the firm’s sign-off

Your posting rules set the line: general information and practice news only, never advice on anyone’s own tax. Each draft stays on your board until a partner or client manager edits, approves or deletes it. Nothing is published before then.

  • Approved posts fill the next free slot, or Publish now sends one straight out
  • Catch a wrong due date before a single client reads it
Kind words from clients, back on your feed

Kind words from clients, back on your feed

A small business owner leaves a kind review after you untangle her books. BUZZ shares her words as a post on your page.

  • Blog articles become posts too, so your piece on records to keep for tax time reaches LinkedIn
  • Your own team and office photos from your AI Brain library, or stock photos

Through the accounting year

Busy months and quiet ones, covered

A new service for your clients

You start offering SMSF administration. Put it in your AI Brain along with the way you pitch it, and BUZZ works it into its next topic ideas.

Posts for the clients you want

Your audience settings say who the posts are for: sole traders, tradies, small business owners or families with a rental property. Notes about your local market in the AI Brain shape the captions too.

A checklist people ask for

Someone comments CHECKLIST on your Instagram post. Your own message, perhaps a link to your tax-time checklist, goes to them by DM, and an optional public reply tells others to ask too.

Every place your clients scroll

Connect Facebook, Instagram, Google Business Profile, X, Threads and LinkedIn (the firm’s page or your own). Each gets a caption written for it, with hashtags set to off, minimal, balanced or reach.

The month in review

BUZZ gathers stats on your LinkedIn, Facebook, Threads and Instagram posts and talks the month through with you in chat. Then it re-drafts your best post, say the one on what to bring to a tax appointment.

Questions & Answers

Questions accountants ask about BUZZ

Does BUZZ do short videos or carousels at tax time?
No. A BUZZ post is a single image and a caption; on X and Threads it can be text alone. Facebook and Instagram Stories carry one image each. No Reels or other video, no carousels, no multi-photo posts and no TikTok.
Can BUZZ make the pictures if the firm has no photos?
Yes, as an option: BUZZ can use AI-made images, and Premium AI images cost paid credits. You can also put the firm’s logo and a brief line of text on the image.
Will BUZZ answer client questions in the comments?
No. Comments, messages and Google reviews get their replies from your team, never from BUZZ, so a question about someone’s own return gets its answer from your team.
What does BUZZ cost an accounting firm?
From AUD $29 a month on a yearly plan, or AUD $38 paid month to month.

Tax time arrives, and your posts are already drafted

BUZZ keeps your accounting firm’s feed planned and written, and every post waits for your approval.

Approved by your firm, every time. Planned weeks in advance. All seven AI employees come with every plan.