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Stop chasing documents. Start advising.

Spend less time chasing documents and more time advising clients, with follow-ups and meeting summaries prepared for you rather than by you.

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Spend less time chasing documents and more time advising clients.

Where a practice loses its week

  • The document that never arrives.

    Every deadline has a list of clients who have not sent the one thing that was asked for. Chasing it is a job nobody was hired to do.

  • The season.

    For two months the practice is filing, and everything that is not filing waits for the season to end.

  • The meeting you cannot remember.

    Good advice was given on a call three weeks ago. What was agreed is in somebody’s notebook.

The chasing. Never the advice.

A practice sells judgement. Everything around the judgement — collection, reminders, summaries, status — is where the hours go, and that is what we build.

  • Follow up on documents.

    Who owes what, chased on the schedule you set, in your practice’s voice, and stopping the moment it arrives.

  • Prepare meeting summaries.

    What was discussed, what was agreed, what the client owes next — drafted straight after the call for you to check and send.

  • Answer the routine client question.

    Deadlines, what a filing needs, which document is which. From your own material, with anything advisory handed straight to you.

  • Keep the season visible.

    One view of who is complete, who is waiting and who has gone quiet, so the last week is not a discovery exercise.

What is included, and what is not.

In scope

  • Document requests, chasing and status
  • Meeting summaries and action lists
  • Routine client questions from your own material
  • Deadline and appointment reminders
  • Intake for new clients
  • A weekly view of everything outstanding

Stays with you

  • Every piece of advice
  • Anything filed or signed in your name
  • Fees and engagement terms
  • Client disputes and difficult conversations
  • Professional judgement, always

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