Q&A

Your questions, answered

Practical answers about setup, coverage, review, pricing and your data.

Getting started

What do we need to get started?

Your legal entities, the markets they operate in and the people who will review changes. On the walkthrough, we scope the sources and business context for your workspace and agree a useful first evaluation.

Which jurisdictions and sources are covered?

Jurisdictions are unlimited on every plan. The sources configured for your workspace are scoped to your footprint. Coverage is measured against those sources, not every publication worldwide, and gaps should be read alongside alerts.

How often is monitoring refreshed?

Monitoring is refreshed daily. A newly published change can take a refresh cycle to appear. The workspace's coverage and freshness information helps you assess what has been checked.

Does Kehai replace our tax engine?

Kehai currently covers VAT/GST and e-invoicing change monitoring. Corporate income tax is outside the current offering. It does not calculate tax or file returns. It sits alongside your tax engine and advisers, giving your team a shared record of the changes it has assessed.

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Review and evidence

What does an assessment contain?

The change, its potential impact on a legal entity, a suggested action, owner and deadline, and the source behind the draft. Source verification, confidence and human-review status are shown separately.

Who reviews the AI drafts?

Your own team. Items remain labelled as AI-drafted until someone in your workspace reviews them. Your reviewers check the evidence, record a decision and create or assign actions where needed.

Is this legal or tax advice?

No. Kehai is a triage and change-control aid. Assessments and scores support your team's review; they do not replace professional judgement. Check the official text with your team or adviser before relying on an assessment.

Can we share the evidence outside Kehai?

Yes. Each item exports as a self-contained evidence pack bringing together the source record, assessment and review history. You can keep a readable record outside the workspace.

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Plans and data

Is the pilot 14 days or 90 days?

The 14-day guided pilot evaluates the Desk scope agreed on a call. The 90-day founding partner programme is by invitation and includes structured feedback. Neither offer bills or converts automatically. A paid plan begins only after written agreement; any named reference also needs your permission.

What determines the price?

Legal entities and decision seats determine the plan, with unlimited jurisdictions. Desk starts from £2,400 a year, excluding applicable VAT. Administrators, editors and reviewers count as decision seats; viewers are free. Plans run for 12 months and are paid annually in advance. Other plan prices are confirmed in a written quote.

Where is our data processed?

Workspace data is stored at rest in the European Union. AI inference uses Anthropic in the United States under its data processing agreement and EU Standard Contractual Clauses. The Security page explains the current controls and the Privacy Policy lists service providers.

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Running a security or procurement review?

Read the hosting and access overview, explore the technical controls and contact us with the requirements your team needs to assess.

Security and data

See Kehai with your team

Book a 30-minute walkthrough

Bring your legal entities and the markets you operate in. We will walk through the product and scope a useful first workspace.

  • Agree the entities, sources and people in scope
  • Follow a change from draft to reviewed decision
  • Discuss the plan and pilot that fit your team

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