From onboarding to the first job
Client details, onboarding and AML belong with the jobs, responsibilities and deadlines they set up. Time and billing stay connected to the work your practice delivers.
Practice managementWHY ALLOC
A file to prepare — or prepared work to review?
Follow a company year end through alloc: the records it gathers, the work it prepares and the decisions it brings back to your team. Then see what changes across the rest of your practice.
Illustrative example · Company year end
Imagine a small design studio. Most invoices are in, but a bank statement is missing and a new equipment purchase needs a closer look. The job is annual accounts and Corporation Tax. Here is how alloc is designed to take the preparation forward.
alloc keeps track of the records needed for the job, organises the invoices already received and requests the missing statement. Follow-ups run on the schedule your practice agrees, with the outstanding request kept alongside the job.
Your team can see what is missing and what has been requested, without maintaining a separate chase list.
As records arrive, alloc matches transactions to evidence and prepares reconciliations. The equipment invoice is brought forward with its source and a suggested treatment for your team to assess. Missing evidence and differences remain visible.
Your team has the context to make the decision, instead of first finding the invoice and reconstructing the transaction.
Once the relevant figures and adjustments have been reviewed, alloc carries them into draft annual accounts, a Corporation Tax computation and a draft return. Supporting schedules and unresolved questions stay with the job.
The review starts with draft work, supporting evidence and open questions together. Your team checks the accounts and tax as a whole.
Your team resolves the remaining questions, agrees any changes and discusses the outcome with the client. Your practice controls the approvals and filing. Preparation has moved forward; professional judgement stays with you.
More of the conversation can be about what the figures mean and what the client should do next.
The difference is in where your team starts: with the file assembled and work prepared for review.
The studio uploads the missing statement after your office closes. Background processing can organise it and continue the preparation that depends on it. A separate question awaiting your team’s judgement stays open; it does not have to hold up unrelated work.
That is what working around the clock means: preparation continues as information arrives. Client reminders follow your agreed schedule, and anything that needs an answer or approval waits for it.
Across a portfolio, fewer manual follow-ups, file-building tasks and repeated entries mean less effort per client. Your existing team has more room for new work and client conversations, with less routine preparation competing for its time.
More capacity comes from taking work off the team’s hands, not asking the team to work faster.
Take that equipment invoice. A category on its own is not enough. Your team needs to see the document, understand the suggestion and decide whether the treatment is right.
In capture review, alloc brings the source document, suggested category and explanation together. Your team can accept or correct the suggestion, with a retained record of the human review. That is the basis of auditable AI: evidence alongside the work, and a decision you can trace.
Explore AI & agentsThe year end is one example. The same client also has bookkeeping, tax deadlines, questions and a bill to pay. In a collection of separate tools, your team becomes responsible for carrying the context between them.
alloc brings those jobs into one product. The benefit is less re-keying, fewer handovers to supervise and a clearer experience for the client — across the whole relationship.
Client details, onboarding and AML belong with the jobs, responsibilities and deadlines they set up. Time and billing stay connected to the work your practice delivers.
Practice managementEcommerce sales, fees, refunds and payouts belong in the accounting workflow too. Your practice should not need another bridging subscription simply to get those records into the books.
Books & reconciliationReviewed records provide the foundation for accounts, tax, VAT and MTD. Payroll, pensions, company secretarial work and reporting are part of the same wider product.
Accounts & complianceA portal and companion app give clients a place for documents, questions, approvals and updates. They can see their next step; your team spends less time explaining where to send things.
The client experienceA new service for a client should not mean another module to buy. One complete alloc plan includes the product without separate charges to unlock each module.
The aim is to reduce both the manual effort behind each client and the collection of software subscriptions your practice manages. We’ll make the price for your practice and what is included clear before you commit.
Early customers get free implementation and migration support.
We'll work with you to plan the move, set up your practice, check the data being brought across and help your team get started. We'll agree the scope and approach together before the move.
Bring us your questions, issues and bugs. We'll respond quickly, work with you on the next step and keep you updated through to resolution.
If something takes longer to fix, we'll tell you what is happening and help you find a way forward. You should know who's helping and what happens next.
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