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For accountancy practices

Chivvy, for
accountancy practices

Everything else on this site is written for businesses. This is written for the firms that look after them.

Why us

Chivvy was started by an accountant who runs a practice, and the first software it ever built was the platform that practice still runs on. Client onboarding, deadlines, records chasing, reporting, a portal clients will actually open.

So when a practice asks whether we understand the problem, the honest answer is that we had it first. What is on this page is the same work, built on the systems you already run rather than on a migration you have no appetite for.

Practice automation

Records chasing, deadline reminders, onboarding, AML re-checks, query lists. The work every practice does hundreds of times a year and nobody enjoys doing once.

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Practice reporting

Client packs produced without a partner rebuilding a spreadsheet, and — the one most firms never get to — a proper read on how the practice itself is doing.

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Joining up your systems

Practice management, time, the ledgers, the portal and the inbox all hold part of the answer. Joined and owned by you, they finally hold the whole one.

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Already built for practices

Three of these are
products, not projects.

If what you need is one of them, buying it is quicker and cheaper than having it built.

Practice Portal

A white-label client portal, CRM and proposals for a practice. Chivvy's own product, from £49 a month. See it →

Acquisition Engine

Sourcing, screening and deal management for firms buying other firms. The case study →

Buzz OS

The platform Andy's own practice runs on, and where most of this started. The case study →

Get started

Tell us what's eating your week.

Tell us the job that keeps not getting done. We'll tell you if software can take it off you, and what it costs.

Straight to Andy, who'd be the one building it. No obligation, no follow-up sequence.