Balansix gives clients a clear way to provide records, respond to the practice and access relevant information while staff retain the full professional workspace.
The client experience is deliberately simpler than the accountant's workspace. Clients can provide records, respond to requests and interact with the practice without being asked to understand nominal codes, journals, reconciliation states or staff-only practice information.
Upload sales, purchase, expense and bank records through clear client-facing routes.
See what the accountant still needs and provide information against the relevant request.
Access the documents and financial information the practice chooses to make available, without internal staff controls.
The portal gives clients a structured route into the practice. Instead of sending an attachment with no context, the client can identify what they are providing and the system can keep it associated with the right relationship and workflow.
That creates less sorting for the team and a clearer experience for the client, particularly where several staff members work on the same engagement.

Client chasing becomes easier when the request is specific and the response has a clear destination. Balansix is designed to turn missing information into a trackable action rather than a repeated email thread.
Create a clear request around the work or information still required.
The client can see the outstanding request in a straightforward client-facing experience.
Upload the relevant document or provide the requested information.
The response returns to the practice workflow with its context intact.

Where the practice chooses to share financial information, the client experience can focus on understandable summaries rather than exposing the preparation screens used by staff.
This allows the practice to use Balansix not only as a production platform but also as a better delivery experience for the client.
Where enabled by the practice, clients can use the portal for supported sales-invoicing activity while the accountant retains control over the accounting workflow behind it. This keeps the client experience practical without turning the portal into a simplified version of the staff ledger.
Give the client a controlled route for supported sales invoicing and related information.
Client activity does not grant access to nominal coding, journals, staff review queues or other professional controls.
The benefit is not limited to the client having a nicer screen. A structured client experience reduces manual filing, unclear emails, duplicate chasing and the time staff spend working out what an attachment relates to.
Records arrive with useful context instead of forcing the team to interpret every attachment from scratch.
Both sides can see when work is waiting on client information rather than relying on memory and inbox searches.
Clients interact with the practice through a cleaner interface that hides the complexity they do not need.
Bring a real client workflow to the demonstration and compare how many handoffs, re-keying points and separate systems Balansix can remove.