Per-client document checklist
Each engagement gets a clear, visible checklist of what's needed — clients see what's still missing without asking.
Industry
We build custom client portals, document-collection apps, and internal dashboards for accounting and bookkeeping firms — designed to turn the tax-season email chaos into something structured.

Why this hurts
Every engagement spawns dozens of emails about documents — requests, follow-ups, 'did you get this?', last-minute uploads. Documents arrive in five different places. Staff start the morning answering 'where's my return?' emails. The firm's actual tax software is often fine; the chaos is in everything around it.
Common workflows
Each engagement gets a clear, visible checklist of what's needed — clients see what's still missing without asking.
'Awaiting documents', 'in progress', 'ready for review', 'filed' — visible to the client without an email.
Staff see every engagement's status across the firm. Partners spot at-risk filings two weeks out, not on the deadline.
Clients upload through a secure portal with virus scanning. Every action is logged.
Automatic gentle nudges for missing documents, escalating as deadlines approach.
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What we'd build
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FAQ
Often you shouldn't, if it fits. But many small to mid-size firms find those platforms either too much or oddly missing the one workflow they actually need. A focused custom app can supplement or replace, depending on where the friction is.
Yes. The portal handles documents, status, and client communication; the tax software stays where it is. The two integrate where it helps.
Designed for it: secure upload, role-based access, audit logs, encrypted-at-rest data, and Canadian data residency where appropriate.
Tell us what's slowing you down. We'll give you a straight answer about whether a custom app makes sense, and roughly what it would take.