Same platform. Different chair.
Every seat gets all 18 modules for $129 a month, so none of these pages is selling you a different product. They are the argument for it read from where you are standing — because what breaks a one-person practice and what breaks a three-partner one are not the same thing.
By firm size
One person cannot be the integration layer
When you are the whole firm, every tool you add is another thing only you know how to run, and every handoff between them happens in your head.
The size where the stack stops working
Two people can hold a practice in their heads. Six cannot, and the moment a seasonal preparer joins in January the gap between what the system knows and what the firm knows becomes the whole problem.
Two partners, two ways of working, one client list
Partners who built their books differently do not want the same board, and should not have to share one. What they do have to share is the client record, the archive and the numbers.
By the work you do
Built by someone who has had the January
Tax season is not a busy period. It is a different operating mode, where the constraint is not skill but how many balls can be in the air before one drops.
The same work, every month, forever
Recurring work has the opposite problem to tax. Nothing is urgent, so nothing forces the issue — until you find out a client has been unbilled for two months, or nobody reconciled in August.
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