Accountants & bookkeepers
Cleanup and handoffs consume advisory time. Ledger, reconciliation, audit trail, accounting health and controlled close are in the product, so client work starts from evidence instead of a cleanup pass.
No credit card required · Your onboarding starts on the manage books for clients path
Every one of these posts to the same double-entry ledger, so the operational view and the financial statements never disagree.
The operational side of the client’s business posts into the same ledger you review, which is what removes most of the reconciliation work.
Pick the client business, invite the client or a colleague, and work with role-based access rather than shared logins.
A health review surfaces unbalanced, unreconciled or unresolved items before you sign anything off.
Bank reconciliation and a controlled period close give you a defensible cut-off for each period.
Statements, trial balance, and exports are produced from the ledger, with drill-down to the originating entry.
The things you would otherwise have to reconstruct are recorded as they happen.
Postings retain their origin, so a number can always be explained.
What a user can do is decided by their role, not by which navigation mode they are in.
Financial Intelligence reads the client’s ledger and reports what it finds. It does not post, adjust, or give advice.
Your first outcome
Review your first client’s accounting health
Your onboarding checklist is built around that outcome, and each step is ticked off by the work you actually do in the product — not by clicking a checkbox.
Plans start at $4.99/month. All features are included during the trial, and no card is required to begin.
No. It gives you books to work in — ledger, reconciliation, audit trail and close — so your time goes to advisory work rather than cleanup.
Supported QuickBooks Online and spreadsheet records can be imported. Migration is a one-time import, not an ongoing synchronisation.
Yes. You can create or be invited to multiple client businesses and switch between them; the active business is shown in the header at all times.
No. YourProfitBook produces the reports and records that support filing. It does not file returns.
The platform is the same. What you see first depends on how the business actually runs — and your choice shapes the workspace and checklist you land on after signup.
Revenue can look healthy while jobs lose money.
Know which work makes money before the month is over.
See how it works →Stock, purchasing, and accounting disagree.
Connect purchasing, inventory cost, sales, and real gross margin.
See how it works →Separate companies create fragmented visibility.
Run each entity separately and see the group clearly.
See how it works →Switching feels riskier than staying frustrated.
Move supported records into a professional accounting platform without starting from zero.
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