What Kehai actually does
Kehai helps tax and finance teams turn developments in configured official sources into an organised review process for their legal entities.
You provide the business context. Kehai drafts the assessment. Your team checks the evidence, decides what matters and records the next action.
Three steps, from your side
Configure the business context
Add your legal entities, jurisdictions and relevant operating details. Keep that profile current as your business changes.
Review a draft against the source
Kehai monitors configured sources and drafts entity-level relevance and suggested actions. Check the source and the reasoning together.
Record the decision and ownership
Confirm the assessment, assign the action and keep the evidence with the review record. The decision remains with your team.
Kehai is a triage aid, not tax advice - the binding limits live in the terms, and the method is on the how-it-works page.
See the workflow, step by step
Explore a French electronic-invoicing example using a real official-source link and clearly labelled fictional business profiles.
Explore the product walkthroughWhy the name Kehai?
Kehai (気配) is a Japanese word associated with a sign or sense of presence. It reflects the product’s focus on noticing relevant change and bringing it into view.
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