Bookkeeping Support
Administrative support for your financial records. Your assistant works alongside your registered accountant or bookkeeper and does not provide tax or financial advice.
Tasks this role can handle
Data entry and records
- Entering invoices and bills into your accounting software
- Matching receipts to transactions
- Filing and organising financial documents
- Keeping spreadsheets up to date
Invoicing and follow-up
- Preparing and sending invoices from your details
- Following up overdue invoices politely
- Recording payments received
- Keeping a clear list of what’s outstanding
Preparing for your accountant
- Gathering documents and statements
- Organising records by month or quarter
- Listing questions to pass to your accountant or bookkeeper
- Sharing files with your accountant or bookkeeper
Business problems it helps solve
Receipts and invoices pile up
Records are entered and matched regularly instead of in one big catch-up.
Invoices are paid late
Overdue invoices are followed up consistently and politely.
Month-end is a scramble
Documents are gathered and organised as you go, ready for whoever prepares your accounts.
Records are scattered
Files and spreadsheets are kept in one organised place.
Example weekly workload
Illustrative onlyOne way a part-time week might be structured. Your assistant's week would be shaped around your own priorities.
Matching and onboarding
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Step 1
Tell us what you need
Share the tasks, hours and tools involved through a discovery call or enquiry form.
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Step 2
Meet suitable candidates
We shortlist people whose skills and availability match your brief, and you interview them.
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Step 3
Choose your assistant
You decide who’s the right fit. We help confirm the role outline, hours and start date.
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Step 4
Onboard and get started
We help plan access, handover notes and the first weeks so work begins with clear expectations.
Questions about virtual assistance
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