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Client Portal

Hold your clients' books in your own installation, and give each of them a browser dashboard that carries your practice's name instead of ours.

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The Half of the Problem QBOA Leaves You With

QuickBooks Online Accountant costs your firm nothing, which is the point — the bill moves to your clients instead. Every one of them needs their own paid subscription, and every screen they log into is branded by Intuit. Over time that teaches a client that the software is the relationship and you are the person who operates it.

Kantivo inverts both halves. On Accountant Firm you host your clients' books inside your own installation, and each client gets a portal login showing your firm's name, your logo and your colours. They buy no software. You pay one flat annual fee rather than a figure that grows with every client you take on.

Reports That Are Always Current

Income statement, balance sheet and cash position, generated from the books as they stand. There is no export step and no stale copy — what the client sees is what you are working on.

Invoices Paid in the Portal

Outstanding balances are visible and payable by card, handled through Stripe. The payment lands back in your Kantivo installation without anyone rekeying it.

Paperwork That Arrives on Its Own

Raise a request for January's bank statements and it appears on their dashboard. They upload against it. Clients can also send things unprompted, filed by category and visible to your team at once.

Conversations You Can Find Again

Threaded messages stored beside that client's financial records, so a question about the van lease is still answerable in eighteen months.

Their Own Records, On Demand

Invoice history, payment history and statements, downloadable whenever the client wants them — which is usually the week they are doing their own tax return, and usually by telephone.

Notifications in Your Name

Invitations, new messages and shared documents all trigger a branded email. Nothing in the client's inbox mentions us.

Who Is Actually Using It

See which clients log in, read reports and upload documents. A client who has not opened the portal in three months is usually a client worth ringing.

Nothing for Them to Install

The portal is a web page. Your client needs a browser and a password, on whatever device they happen to have.

How a Client Gets In

  1. You send an invitation

    One action inside Kantivo emails them a secure registration link. Invitations last 30 days and can be reissued or revoked.

  2. They set a password

    They follow the link and create their own account. There is nothing to download and nothing to configure.

  3. They see their books

    Reports, invoices and documents are available from the first sign-in, scoped to their company and nobody else's.

  4. Work flows both ways

    They pay invoices and upload documents; both appear in your installation immediately, without re-entry.

Your Practice's Name on Every Screen

Branding here is not decoration — it is the difference between a portal that reinforces your practice and one that advertises your software vendor to your own client list.

What It Costs, and What It Is Not

The Client Portal is part of Accountant Firm, and is switched on throughout the 30-day trial so you can evaluate it properly. It is not included on Basic, Professional, Professional 15, Accountant Pro or Accountant Enterprise.

Two honest limits worth knowing before you plan around it. Portal users are read-only: they can view figures and upload documents, never create or change an accounting record. And Kantivo runs on your machine, so a client signing in at midnight reaches your books only if that machine is switched on — if clients will use the portal outside your hours, leave it running.

Give Your Clients a Front Door

Host their books, put your name on it, and stop being the only route to their own numbers.

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