For accountants
Every Kassa plan includes a free accountant seat. See all your clients in one place, with books that are already matched, tagged and ready to review.
00 / Partners
1,100 accounting practices use Kassa with their clients. Most of them stopped chasing receipts.
01 / Seat
Free
On every client plan, forever.
02 / Clients
1 view
Every client in one dashboard.
03 / Review
Minutes
Books arrive reconciled and tagged.
04 / Discount
20%
For clients you bring to Kassa.
01 / Practice
Every client, one calm list.
See which clients are ready for review, which have questions waiting and which deadlines are coming, without logging in and out.
Client list with status
Questions answered in context
Deadlines across every client
Practice · 34 clients
Ready to review
12
This week
Wax & Wick Ltd
VAT return ready
Review
%
Hale Forge
Month closed
Done
Mere Coffee Co.
2 questions waiting
Open
Review · October
Matched automatically
96%
▲ 4.1%
Receipt attached
Steel supplier · £1,240
Matched
⇄
Question for client
Card payment £86
Asked
Export to Xero
214 lines
Done
02 / Review
Check the work, not the receipts.
Transactions arrive matched with receipts attached. Leave a question on any line and your client answers in the app.
Receipts attached to transactions
Comments on any line
Export to your practice software
03 / Partner programme
Grow your practice with Kassa.
Free accountant seat
On every plan your clients choose.
Client discount
20% off for clients you refer.
Partner directory
Get found by businesses looking for an accountant.
Training
Free certification for your whole team.
Priority support
A named partner manager.
Practice exports
Xero, QuickBooks, Sage and CSV.
Accountants
Partner questions.
Is the accountant seat really free?
Yes. Every client plan includes accountant access at no cost, and you can manage all your clients from one login.
Can I bring my existing clients?
Yes. Invite them from your practice dashboard and they get 20% off their plan.
Which practice software do you support?
Kassa exports to Xero, QuickBooks and Sage, and can produce journals in CSV for anything else.
