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VAT week and 31 January:reminders that go out

Surcharges for those windows are lateness, not a surprise. Partners should not be the reminder system. We remind clients from the same shared list your team already works, on the channel they answer. You still file. We do not connect to HMRC as agent software.

The problem

Why practices look for this

The same chase loops show up before every filing deadline. Here is what usually breaks first.

01

Partners still chase the deadline themselves

31 January and VAT week still land on a partner's phone. Staff have a tracker. Clients have a thread. The partner ends up chasing both.

02

Reminders fire after the list is rebuilt

Someone spends a morning making the outstanding list, then sends chases. The reminder should come from the live shared list, not from a spreadsheet that is already stale.

03

Each filing lives in a different tool

VAT in one app, Self Assessment in another, payroll in a third. Filing week is not one product. Partners still hold the calendar in their head.

Our approach

How we help

Custom software for UK accounting firms. Shaped around your packs, channels, and filing calendar.

01

Deadlines, and we will remind

The system sends reminders from pack due dates your firm already knows. Clients get a specific outstanding ask on portal, email, or WhatsApp when those channels are in the build.

02

One queue for the jobs that eat the week

Keep records however you already do: Xero, a spreadsheet, photos in WhatsApp. We turn that into one shared list for VAT, Self Assessment, payroll, and year-end. Staff only look at the bits that need a person.

03

Staff see risk before the surcharge window

Who is still short, how close the date is, and which chase already went out. Managers act while there is still time, not on the morning of the deadline.

What you get

Clearer lists. Less chasing.

01

Partners stop being the 31 January and VAT week reminder system

02

Clients get a reminder before the window, not after someone remembers

03

Staff see who is still short with enough time to chase on the channel that gets a reply

04

VAT, Self Assessment, payroll, and year-end sit in one queue, not three calendars

In context

Built for how your practice already works

Reminders go out on time. Partners stop chasing the calendar.

Flat illustration of VAT week and 31 January deadline reminder for UK accountants

FAQ

Common questions

Straight answers on fit, timing, and what custom means here.

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