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Modules (6)
Deals
Your sales pipeline — the board you work every day, and the forecast that tells you whether you can staff what you are about to win.
1 chapter3 minDealsProposals
The sell-and-sign surface — your service catalogue, packages, and the proposal builder from blank page to signature.
2 chapters7 minProposalsClients
The client register, the profile behind each client, and the map of how they all relate.
1 chapter3 minClientsDeliver
The delivery engine — scheduling people, tracking projects and tasks, capturing time, and storing the documents.
3 chapters16 minDeliverClient onboarding
Author the intake question set your clients complete in the portal — including the KYC/AML you are obliged to collect.
1 chapter5 minPersonalization
Chapters (9)
Deals
Work the board end to end: the six stages, deal cards and the WIN slider, the deal drawer, marking Won or Lost, and creating a deal from scratch.
In Deals3 minProposals
The proposals list and what every status actually means — Draft, Awaiting acceptance, Viewed, Accepted, Won, Lost, Work started, Ending soon, Expired.
In Proposals6 minServices
Build the service catalogue: service lines, the four price types (Fixed, Variant bands, Minimum price, Unit price), billing type, and service terms.
In Proposals1 minClients Management
Every client in one register: status tabs, filters by type, group, billing and risk, and the onboarding-progress column.
In Clients3 minWork Management
Task-level work across every project: My Tasks and My Reviews, the client filter, and the task detail rail with dependencies and reviewers.
In Deliver6 minProject Dashboard
Financials, WIP, Budget WIP and Resourcing — budget versus actual versus forecast, WIP ageing, health bands, and per-project staffing.
In Deliver2 minJob Management
The Client → Project → Job → Task hierarchy: add a project with pricing and billing, then add internal tasks, client requests and jobs.
In Deliver8 minEssentials
Name the template, choose which entity types it applies to and is default for, set the client-portal brand colour, and switch on the KYC/AML section.
In Client onboarding5 minMessages
The native inbox: conversation list, read and unread, threads, and starting a new conversation.
In Communications4 min
SOPs (11)
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AI prompts (8)
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EXAMPLE: turn call notes into follow-ups
An example prompt that shows the format. Replace or delete it once the team has real ones.
Client managerexampleclient comms - Sample
Ask a client for their BAS or tax-time documents
Draft a friendly, specific email that asks a client for what you need to prepare their BAS or tax return: a clear numbered list, one deadline and an easy way t…
Client manager or bookkeeperclient commsBAStax timedocument request - Sample
Turn month-end questions into one client query list
Take the transactions you could not code or explain at month-end and turn them into a single, plain-English list of questions the client can answer in one sitt…
Bookkeepermonth-endbookkeepingclient queriesclient comms - Sample
Explain a reconciliation difference to a client
Explain in plain English why a client's bank balance and their ledger balance differ, what we have done about it and what, if anything, we need from them.
Bookkeeper or senior accountantreconciliationclient commsbookkeeping - Sample
First draft of a fee increase letter
Write a clear, respectful first draft of a letter telling a client their fees are going up: what changes, from when, why, and what their options are.
Partner or client managerclient commsfeesbilling - Sample
First draft of an engagement letter
Put the scope, fees, timing and client responsibilities for a new engagement into a clear first draft in plain English, ready for a partner to review against t…
Client managerengagementonboardingclient comms - Sample
Make this email clearer, shorter and kind
Rewrite a rough or long email so the point comes first, it is shorter and the tone is right, without changing any fact, number or date.
Anyone who writes to clients or customersemailwritingclient comms - Sample
Turn rough notes into a step-by-step procedure
Turn your notes on how you do a regular task into a draft procedure with numbered steps, a checklist and a list of gaps to fill, ready to review and add to the…
Anyone documenting how work gets doneSOPproceduresdocumentation
Claude skills (3)
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example-meeting-notes
EXAMPLE skill. Turns rough meeting notes into a summary, decisions and action items. Use when asked to tidy up meeting notes.
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month-end-review
Reviews a client's month-end bookkeeping package (bank reconciliations, profit and loss, balance sheet, GST and payroll summaries) and returns a short list of…
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ato-letter-explainer
Reads a letter, notice or email from the ATO and explains in plain English what it is, what it asks for, by when and what the options are, flagging what a regi…
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