FediPilotSessions & parallel work
Financial-year lock per session
Bind a session to a client and financial year so figures from the wrong year are never written.
The problem it solves
Writing last year's figures into this year's workpaper is an easy, costly mistake.
How it works
- Bind the session to the client and year.
- FediPilot checks later actions against it.
- Wrong-year writes are blocked.
What your practice gets
- No wrong-year figures.
- Checked on every write.
- Peace of mind.
Questions accountants ask
Can I change the year?
Yes, deliberately.
Is it enforced?
Yes, on later actions.
Is it optional?
Binding is set when you scope the session.
Related features
Features that work alongside financial-year lock per session.
Automatic recovery from interruptions
If a job is interrupted, for example by a dropped connection, FediPilot detects it and continues automatically instead of ending in an error.
New client sessions
Start a new chat session, optionally bound to a client, practice and financial year.
Resume past sessions
Reopen a past session exactly as it was and carry on.
Chat history and search
Browse past conversations and search them by what was discussed.
Active sessions list
See live sessions and their state, so work waiting on you stands out.
Waiting-on-you indicator
A status bar item shows when any session is waiting on you, and hides when nothing is.
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.