Tell us where your office needs a hand.
Use this planner to organize the work you want to delegate. Download your brief or open it as an email draft to send to us.
Let’s talk about your business.
Email us about the office work you need help with, or use the planner below to prepare a brief you can send.
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What would you like
a hand with?
Build a short support brief. Choose what you need, then save a copy to use when arranging your consultation.
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Let's keep
things clear.
Can't I upload the invoice myself?
Yes. The value is in gathering records, checking customer requirements, chasing missing items, submitting correctly, and tracking administrative corrections. If you only need an occasional simple upload, ongoing support may not be necessary.
Do I have to change my software?
Not necessarily. Start by reviewing the tools you use now. Access, permissions, and any extra software are agreed before work begins. Where supported, separate authorized accounts help keep responsibilities clear.
Can you handle bookkeeping as well?
Yes. Services can include transaction categorization, bank and credit-card reconciliation, invoice and bill records, catch-up bookkeeping, and routine reports. The scope is agreed for your business, with tax and other specialist questions referred to the appropriate professional.
How is the service priced?
Pricing depends on the scope, monthly volume, portals involved, and follow-up needed. A written proposal should define included tasks, turnaround times, limits, and additional-work charges before you begin.
Do you offer services in Spanish?
You can explore this website and create your support brief in Spanish. Confirm the language arrangements for calls, written communication, and ongoing service before an engagement begins.
What does compliance support include?
Administrative coordination: collecting client-required documents, tracking expiration dates, maintaining checklists, following up on missing items, and organizing records. The client or their qualified adviser sets the requirements and approves exceptions. This is not a certification of legal compliance or insurance coverage.