Marvin: AI for the accounting of companies and NGOs in El Salvador

How does an AI for small business accounting in El Salvador work?

An engine that calculates and an AI that only interprets.

Data comes in once a month: the accountant's close in a template, the balance sheet from any system and, optionally, the electronic invoices filed with the tax authority. Every file is stored exactly as it arrived.

A deterministic engine calculates eleven indicators with their formulas in plain view and watches 27 Salvadoran tax obligations; every figure can be traced back to its source document.

The AI writes, it does not analyze: it receives the finding already calculated, drafts the alert in Salvadoran Spanish and goes through gates that reject any number not present in the input. Anything sensitive goes through a human advisor before it reaches the client.

Each organization has its own separate space, and the review runs every morning at 7:00.

We also designed marvinn.io: collage illustration, a warm local voice and a demo by role —NGO director, business owner, administration— showing what Marvin would have written that week.

How much does Marvin, the AI for company and NGO accounting, cost?

$150 a month per organization, with no lock-in.

It says less than a dashboard and gets read more: a clear email when there is something to say, and silence when everything is in order.