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FIRMS

For accounting firms

A firm's problem is not one set of books. It is thirty sets that must never touch each other, each at a different stage, each with its own paperwork outstanding.

Clients — all engagements
Harbor & Fitch LLP3 to review
Cascade Print WorksReady to close
Meridian Facilities2 missing docs

Each client is its own organization, not a filtered view of one pool.

Each client is genuinely separate

Every client is its own organization with its own documents and its own membership list — not a shared pool a filter carves up.

That is an isolation boundary rather than a view setting, which is the difference that matters when a staff member changes clients or leaves.

One dashboard across all of them

A multi-client dashboard shows where each engagement stands: what is waiting for review, what is missing paperwork, what is ready to close.

Work is prioritised by what is flagged rather than by whoever shouted most recently.

Chasing clients is part of the tool

Client queries and document requests run from inside the same workflow, attached to the transaction or document they are about.

The question, the answer and the paperwork end up on one record instead of scattered across email.

Reports without the assembly

One-click financial reports come off books that were prepared and reviewed rather than assembled at the last minute.

Because every figure is traceable, a partner's question about a number is answered by clicking it.