None of these is a headline. Each one saves a phone call, a search through WhatsApp or an awkward conversation, and a firm usually finds it in the first fortnight.
TasksType it the way you’d say it.
GSTR-3B for Mehta by 20 Oct urgent assign Priya becomes a task with the client, type, date, priority and person already filled in.
TimeIt asks before Friday does.
Close a task and PractEase asks how long it took. Nobody rebuilds the week from memory on Friday evening.
CalendarOne extension. Every client.
When a due date is extended, record it once. Every client’s filing of that kind moves on the calendar.
DSCThe token has a last known address.
Who took it out, for which client, and when it is due back. A missing DSC always has a name next to it.
VaultPasswords that forget themselves.
A revealed password hides after 30 seconds. A copied one is wiped from the clipboard after 60.
VaultAccess follows the work.
A junior can open a client’s portal login only while holding that client’s task. Every reveal is logged.
GSTThe GSTIN already knows the state.
Type it and the state is read from the first two digits, so CGST and SGST or IGST is settled before you choose.
InvoicesShort by the TDS is not unpaid.
An invoice paid net of the TDS your client deducted reads as settled, and the TDS report lines up with Form 26AS.
LawTwo Acts. One screen.
Income-tax Act 2025 names, with the 1961 form numbers in brackets, for the season your team says both.
ProReads the certificate. Forgets the file.
AI reads a PAN card or GST certificate, fills in the client’s details, and keeps no copy of the document.
LettersSome letters aren’t yours to sign.
Sixteen of the 33 letters are the client’s own, a representation letter or a board resolution, so they print on the client’s letterhead. The editor says so.
ExitLeaving takes one download.
Tasks, clients, time logs and invoices in one Excel workbook, whenever you ask. No lock-in, no exit fee.
