THE ACCOUNTING SPACE is currently dominated by systems that make it easy for small businesses — a builder or tradesperson, virtual assistant, online retail shop — to manage their business’s accounts with the help of their bookkeeper, tax agent or BAS agent and/or accountant.
However, very few systems are dedicated to helping the bookkeeper, tax or BAS agent or accountant manage their clients — that’s the builders and tradespeople, virtual assistants and online shops and retail outlets they provide bookkeeping and tax services to. Until now.
The new way to automate your quoting, defining your scope of bookkeeping/BAS services, having clients agree and pay for your services – all in one streamlined system
Just as there are few chefs who enjoy coming home after a day in the kitchen cooking for others to spend their evening the kitchen cooking for themselves, few bookkeepers and tax agents love managing their own business affairs.
That’s where Practice Ignition, which was launched in 2011 by former accountant Guy Pearson, steps up to the plate. It automates the entire client acquisition-management process from the first meeting with a prospect right through to renewing their contract the following year.
Its features include:
Pricing for a basic — or “starter” — Practice Ignition account is $99 a month for 25 active clients. It charges $2 for every direct debit through the system and 2.5 percent + 30 cents for credit card payments.
At the bare minimum, you should only consider using Practice Ignition if you have, at least 25 clients (or close enough to it), you have employees or contract work to other bookkeepers, and notice that you spend significant time drafting proposals or agreements for clients and chasing them for payment.
Practice Ignition integrates with the three major cloud accounting systems — MYOB, QuickBooks and Xero — so in theory, you should spend less time managing your accounts and more time managing them for your clients.
Whether your business uses MYOB, Xero or Quickbooks (or even other specialist software) our members can help from the basics to the complex and advanced.
To learn more, visit the National Bookkeeping website or continue reading our blog.
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