monassistant.pro

Three specialised AI assistants. One French brand.

The right answer exists — in the ANC accounting standards compendium, on Légifrance, in the DGFiP's 400-page tax guide. Finding it takes hours, and general-purpose AIs answer fast but invent account numbers, statute articles and tax boxes that do not exist. On a French regulatory corpus, an unsourced answer is unusable.

• Chartered accountants, firm staff and small-business owners doing their own books (Parles au PCG)
• Employees, employers, HR and staff representatives (Parles au Code du Travail)
• Households, landlords, micro-entrepreneurs and first-time filers (Parles aux Impôts)
• Accounting (DCG/DSCG) and labour-law students

Each assistant is stamped from the same production base: one web front-end, one orchestration service and one retrieval (RAG) service per product, with shared auth, payments and voice. A question travels from the browser to the orchestrator, which assembles context from the fragmented official corpus; the model answers under a constrained prompt — no account, article or box outside the corpus — and, for accounting, a zero-temperature verification pass re-checks debit/credit balance, VAT arithmetic and note consistency before anything is shown.

• PCG corpus: ANC compendium 2026 edition + 2025 chart of accounts (829 accounts) — 696 documents, 1,103 indexed fragments
• Labour-law corpus: the statute book in force, article by article — no collective agreements or case law, and the assistant says so
• Tax corpus: DGFiP 2026 practical guide (2025 income), notices and Service-Public.fr sheets — 945 documents, 1,608 fragments
• Accounting verification pass in production since 28 August 2026

monassistant.pro is a TCKC Factory family: three products stamped from one mould — a product registry, one config per product, the same infrastructure topology replicated — so adding a regulatory domain is a production run, not a new project.