Practice management
Workflow rules
Fractional AI leadership for accounting firms
I step in as your fractional AI lead. Before you buy another tool, we work out what you already have, what should connect, and where your team keeps control.
A 15-minute call about what is in place and what still feels disconnected.
Workflow rules
Client and return data
Transactions and approvals
Communication and files
Partial context
Fractional AI leadership
One accountable AI leadBuilt in your accounts
Human approval stays
Your firm owns the system
It is the space between tools, people, and decisions. That is where the week disappears.
Email gets part of the story.
The portal has a different version.
That is the handoff worth fixing first.

Repetition can move automatically. Judgment, relationships, and final approval stay with your team.

Bring the process you want AI to improve. I will tell you whether it needs AI, automation, or a simpler fix, then choose the smallest useful next step.
You know where you want AI to help, but not what to build.
In 90 minutes, map one recurring process, identify the points that need human review, and leave with a build, simplify, or stop recommendation.
See the AI Opportunity ReviewSelected work
ReFrame and Trac-1 are different kinds of engagements. Both stay close to the people who operate and own the work.
A bookkeeping firm building alongside Antonio
The work starts with routine payment matching and a controlled review queue. Traci Swindle stays close to the decisions, tests what changes, and keeps the final review.
Past and present work




Built by Antonio Urbina Jr.
I spent more than 20 years integrating enterprise systems. At MomandPop.AI, I bring that experience into smaller firms where one stubborn handoff can drain the week. I help choose the work, build the system, test it with the people who will use it, and leave the accounts and documentation with your team.
Meet Antonio on LinkedInBring the repeated handoff that keeps returning.
Separate repetition from judgment and risk.
Ship the smallest safe system inside your tools.
Keep the accounts, documentation, and final control.
You should know who controls every account, what I can access, and exactly what changes hands when the build is finished.
I will help you decide whether it needs AI, automation, or a simpler process change.
Talk through your current tools