FediPilotSelf-repair & feedback
Defects reach developers with evidence
Code defects are packaged with what is needed to reproduce them and sent to the development team.
The problem it solves
Vague bug reports take longer to fix.
How it works
- A code defect is found.
- FediPilot packages the evidence.
- It is sent to the development team.
What your practice gets
- Reproducible reports.
- Defects easier to fix.
- Automatic.
Questions accountants ask
Is client data included?
Evidence focuses on reproducing the defect.
Do I need to report it?
No.
Will I hear back?
Fixes arrive through updates.
Related features
Features that work alongside defects reach developers with evidence.
Feedback on or off
Turn feedback sending on or off and see what happened to your feedback.
FediPilot notices wrong numbers
Built-in consistency checks notice when figures do not add up, verify fixes and roll back a fix that makes things worse.
Content-free usage insights
FediPilot sends content-free events about which features are used, so the team knows what to improve.
AI usage per job
Track AI usage for each request and see what a client job used.
Assistant status in plain words
See in plain words whether the assistant is working properly, with the technical log behind a button.
Real failures recorded once
When a connected service genuinely fails, FediPilot records one incident, not one per retry.
See it working in your practice.
Once your 14-day trial has started, you can download FediPilot for Windows from your Fedix dashboard and sign in with your Fedix account. FediPilot runs on your own ChatGPT or Claude account, which Fedix does not supply. Training sessions are included and can be booked at any time; they are not a precondition.
14-day free trial. A payment method is required to start. Your paid subscription starts automatically when the 14 days end; cancel during the trial and you pay nothing. After the trial, a 6-month minimum term applies, then month-to-month. Commit to 12 months up front and the monthly price is 20% lower. See pricing.