Key takeaways
- Choose software built around UK deadlines — Companies House and HMRC — not a US tax calendar.
- Per-client pricing with unlimited users usually costs less as your team grows.
- An all-in-one system (CRM, proposals, workflow, portal, AML) removes the gaps between tools where enquiries and deadlines get lost.
- Always trial with real clients before migrating.
What practice management software does
Practice management software is the operating system for an accounting firm. It holds client records, turns recurring services into tasks, tracks deadlines and keeps the team working from one list rather than spreadsheets and inboxes.
The better tools now also cover the front of the firm — lead capture, proposals, engagement letters and onboarding — because that is where growing practices lose time and revenue.
The shortlist at a glance
Each tool below suits a different kind of firm. The 'best for' labels reflect each product's general positioning; confirm current features with the vendor.
| Tool | Best for | Compare |
|---|---|---|
| Remindoo | UK firms wanting CRM, proposals, workflow, deadlines and AML in one system | Pricing |
| Karbon | Email-centric workflow teams | Compare |
| TaxDome | Portal-led all-in-one practices | Compare |
| Senta | Small UK firms wanting workflow and CRM | Compare |
| BrightManager | Firms already using Bright products | Compare |
| Glasscubes | Client collaboration spaces | Compare |
| AccountancyManager | UK compliance-focused workflow | Compare |
| Pixie | Small firms wanting simple task tracking | Compare |
| Capium | Accounts production plus practice tools | Compare |
| Sodium | Firms evaluating newer UK tools | Compare |
| IRIS Practice Management | Established IRIS users | Compare |
| CCH iFirm | Wolters Kluwer users | Compare |
| Xero Practice Manager | Xero-centred job tracking | Compare |
How we assessed these tools
We compared tools against what UK accountancy firms need day to day: CRM and lead pipeline, Companies House and HMRC deadline tracking, proposals and engagement letters, client portal, workflow, AML records, UK support, pricing model and free trial.
Remindoo is our own product, so treat our view of it accordingly. Competitor details change often — check each vendor's current public pricing and features before you decide. Where we could not confirm a detail, we have not stated it.
What to check before you choose
Use this checklist in every demo:
- Does it track Companies House and HMRC deadlines for every client?
- Is there a CRM and lead pipeline, or only jobs and timesheets?
- Can you send proposals and engagement letters with e-signatures?
- Is there a secure client portal?
- Are AML records and risk assessments supported?
- Is pricing per user or per client — and what happens as the team grows?
- Is there UK-based support and help with migration?
- How long is the free trial and what does it include?
Why UK firms choose Remindoo
Remindoo was built by the team behind Accotax Chartered Accountants, London, to run their own practice. It combines CRM and pipeline, proposals with e-signatures, service workflows, Companies House sync, a client portal, AML records and automated reminders.
Pricing is per active client with unlimited users, and there is a 60-day free trial.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best practice management software for UK accountants?
It depends on your firm. For UK firms wanting CRM, proposals, workflow, Companies House deadlines and AML in one system with per-client pricing, Remindoo is a strong fit. Firms deeply tied to one accounting suite may prefer that vendor's tool.
How much does accounting practice management software cost?
Pricing is usually per user or per client per month. Remindoo charges per active client with unlimited users — see the pricing page for current figures.
What's the difference between a CRM and practice management software?
A CRM manages leads and relationships; practice management software manages the recurring client work and deadlines. Remindoo combines both.
Chartered accountant and Remindoo co-founder · Last updated 24 September 2026









