Billcue for accountants and bookkeepers
Billcue gives accountants and bookkeepers a separate portal for working with invited small-business clients, without asking the client to share their normal account password.
How client access works
A Billcue client invites an accountant by email. The accountant accepts the invitation and selects that business inside the Accountant Portal. The client can revoke access later.
The access relationship is tied to the selected client, helping accountants move between invited businesses without mixing records.
What an accountant can review
- Income and expenses for the selected client.
- General ledger and reconciliation status.
- Profit and loss, balance sheet, BAS and supporting reports.
- Review workpapers, possible duplicates and uncategorised transactions.
- Chart of accounts and expense category account codes.
- Journal entries and their effect on reports.
- Questions sent to the client and the client's response.
- Other enabled workpapers, such as BTC Markets tax data.
Why it can suit smaller clients
Some small clients need reliable invoicing, expense records and financial reports but do not need the full complexity of a larger platform. Billcue gives those clients a simpler day-to-day interface while preserving an accountant-facing review path.
Billcue is not practice-management, tax-lodgement or dedicated payroll software. Accountants should confirm the client's reporting method and the evidence needed for each engagement.
Frequently asked questions
How does an accountant get access to a Billcue client?
The client sends an invitation from Billcue. The accountant accepts it and then uses the separate Accountant Portal.
Can the client revoke accountant access?
Yes. The client remains in control of the invitation and can revoke access.
Can accountants add journal entries?
Yes. The Accountant Portal includes journal-entry management and report integration.
Does Billcue replace tax or practice-management software?
No. Billcue provides client bookkeeping records, reports and review tools; it is not a tax-lodgement or accounting-practice management platform.
Have a client using Billcue?
Ask the client to invite your accountant email address from their Billcue account.
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