Trust accounting
Trust accounting you can hand to the auditor.
Numbered receipts, a journal that is never edited and a month that closes with a sign-off, for law firms and migration practices that hold client money.
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Reconciliation workbench
Trust account · 1 to 30 Sep 2026
Bank statement
A$6,400.00Closing balance
- Deposit M LinUnidentified18 Sep+A$4,400.00
Trust cashbook
A$2,000.00Cashbook balance
- TR-0017 · Sofia Alvarez12 Sep+A$2,000.00
- No receipt for 18 SepA$4,400.00 unmatched
Client ledgers
A$2,000.00Total of client ledgers
- Sofia AlvarezA$2,000.00
- Mei LinA$0.00
1 unidentified bank line, A$4,400.00. A month cannot close while any remain.
A journal that is never edited. No row is updated or deleted, by anyone.
A receipt takes the next number in sequence and prints with the account, the client, the matter and the method. A mistake is corrected with a reversal that links both ways, a double submit posts once and money leaves only as a payment to office, a refund or a transfer between ledgers.
- Never below zero
- A client's balance is checked per account and per currency before the row is written.
- Never across currencies
- Balances, statements and the trial balance are per currency.
- Never into a closed month
- A backdated entry into a signed-off period is refused at the database.
A month closes only when it reconciles. Zero variance, no unidentified line and a signatory.
Import the bank statement, auto-match its lines by amount and date and match the rest by hand. The report is generated at close, a second signatory is required when you ask for one and the month is stamped on every entry.
Statements for clients and the auditor. Every run recorded with who, when and to whom.
Client statements go by email and to the portal's Trust tab. The account statement, trial balance, month-end and financial-year packs and the audit CSV are a click each. An account closes only at zero and reconciled, never reopens and stays readable for the firm's retention years.
Questions firms ask.
What does trust accounting cost?
Is it built to an inspection standard?
Who can see the money?
How does a client sign a withdrawal authority?
A A$29/mo add-on on Pro or Enterprise.
An admin adds trust accounting in Billing on the firm's existing subscription.
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