Halo was founded by a team of accountants, auditors and engineers who had spent careers inside Australian firms, watching brilliant people lose afternoons to file gathering, number matching, and citation hunting. The work that needed doing was being done. It was just being done slowly.
We started Halo to give back those afternoons. Not with another chatbot bolted onto another product, but with an agent that lives where the work lives. In the files. In the surfaces. In the firm's house style.
We are not interested in disruption. We are interested in compounding the quality of work Australian firms already produce.
If Halo cannot cite it, Halo cannot show it. We chose this constraint when there was an easier path. We are not going back.
Australian firms work with Australian clients on Australian standards. Your data does not need to leave the country, and ours does not.
Halo drafts, prepares, and proposes. The decision to put something in front of a client, or to act on it, is yours, and it will stay yours.
The agent has no path to destructive action on your data. We removed it at the protocol level. It cannot be granted at the policy level.
Halo is built on the accounting and auditing standards your work is actually held to, and it understands them in a way general-purpose AI tools don't. Dates, GST, the reporting framework: correct here by default, not borrowed from somewhere else.
A demo at your office, on your own files, with one of us in the room. Forty minutes.