What we build
One list of who stillowes you what
Keep using Xero, a spreadsheet, or WhatsApp photos. We put that into one list for VAT, Self Assessment, payroll, and year-end. Staff chase from WhatsApp. Bookkeepers check coding, not every line. Reminders go out so partners do not have to.
What we build
One system for the jobs that eat the week
Not a feature menu, and not HMRC agent software. Custom software around how you already work. You own it.
Keep records however you already do
Xero, a spreadsheet, photos in WhatsApp. Clients do not have to learn a new portal first. We turn what already arrives into one list of what you still need.
One list for the jobs that eat the week
VAT packs, Self Assessment requests, payroll blockers, and year-end papers in the same place. Staff stop rebuilding the chase list from email and chats.
Staff only look at the bits that need a person
Clean uploads clear in a batch. Flagged coding stays for a look. Reviewed work sits ready for Xero. Review is "is this coded right?", not retyping every line.
Three ways in
Start with the chase that costs you most
Same practice system. Pick the job that is eating the week. We do not sell a fourth product on top of this.
What changes
The week looks different
Partners notice it first: fewer fire drills before VAT week and 31 January.
Staff stop rebuilding chase lists from email and WhatsApp each VAT week
Bookkeepers review invoice lines instead of retyping into Xero
Partners stop being the 31 January and VAT week reminder system
You own the software. It is a project with a price in writing, not another monthly seat
Example
See the shape of the work
The demo is one shared list: WhatsApp chase, what the client still needs to send, approve clean items, then Xero review.
FAQ
Common questions
Subscription vs a project you own, HMRC, pricing, and the tools you already use.
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Next steps
Want that job off the week?
Book a free 30-minute call. We name the chase that costs you most, and say honestly if custom software is the right next step. Price in writing after that, not before.
