
Drake · available machine lane
A paired Windows connector uses controlled interface actions to type supported data into Drake for firm review.
See the Drake boundary →Tax Automate uses different connection lanes for different systems—machine connectors, file output, browser extensions, and clearly labeled roadmap workflows. Confirm the exact lane before purchasing.

Each page identifies current availability, connection method, exact boundary, and the professional controls that remain with your firm.

A paired Windows connector uses controlled interface actions to type supported data into Drake for firm review.
See the Drake boundary →A paired Windows connector types supported mapped data into CrossLink; review and filing stay with your firm.
See the CrossLink boundary →Tax Automate can generate a supported ProSeries file output; your team imports and reviews it. No live desktop connector is claimed.
See the ProSeries boundary →An authorized browser extension synchronizes supported client and workflow queues inside the firm’s signed-in session.
See the extension boundary →Document organization can support today’s manual workflow. Native Lacerte entry or file export is not currently available.
See the Lacerte roadmap →Document organization can support today’s manual workflow. Native ProConnect entry or export is not currently available.
See the ProConnect roadmap →Connection method and supported preparation scope must be confirmed for the firm’s configuration.
Review CCH Axcess →Dedicated pages explain how Tax Automate can complement established client, workflow, document, communication, and team-management processes where supported.
Keep established client and workflow management while connecting specialized tax automation.
Explore TaxDome →Connect specialized tax automation around Karbon's collaborative practice-management workflows.
Explore Karbon →Add preparation, intelligence, and front desk automation around Canopy's tax-practice workflows.
Explore Canopy →Give a small or growing firm more automation while retaining familiar client and workflow management.
Explore Financial Cents →Modernize selected workflows around established client, document, time, and billing processes.
Explore OfficeTools →Use the Practice 360 CRM or connect an existing CRM where supported.
Connect phone, web chat, SMS, email, Meta, and Pinterest conversations.
Coordinate calendars, appointments, tasks, reminders, and team ownership.
Connect payments, e-signature, approvals, and controlled client delivery.
We map the systems, data, permissions, handoffs, and professional controls required for the workflow you want to automate. Connection methods and availability vary by product and system.
Our comparison guides use public product information, state the review date, and separate provider claims from verified Tax Automate capabilities. Confirm final requirements with each provider.
Compare preparation workflow, review controls, integrations, practice operations, and front-desk scope.
Read the Juno comparison →Compare AI preparation, professional review, planning, workflow breadth, and client experience.
Read the Filed comparison →Compare AI research, preparation, planning, review, and firm-wide automation.
Read the TaxGPT comparison →No. Tax Automate is designed to work around supported tax software and established review workflows.
Yes, where supported. You can also use the CRM built into Practice 360.
No. Supported workflows, return types, connection methods, and availability vary by system and configuration.
Integration design includes authorized access, controlled workflows, review points, and professional approval before client delivery.
Tell us which tax software, CRM, communication, scheduling, and payment systems your firm uses.