Deadlines in one place
What has to be in when, per type of client.
Concept design: an example of what Magnifize can build for an accountant or bookkeeper. Not a real business, not a real client.
Portfolio · Business services
Services and deadlines made clear, clients who send their documents automatically and an agent that pre-sorts receipts.
Every quarter and every spring the same story: documents arrive late and incomplete. You send reminders by hand and sort receipts that were thrown into one folder.
A site with services and deadlines. Clients automatically get a list of what you need, with reminders until everything is in. An agent pre-sorts the receipts and invoices they send; you check.
Process automation
The problem
Documents that arrive late and incomplete.
What happens automatically
A list per client of what you need, with reminders until everything is in.
Collecting documentsThe problem
No overview of who is complete and who isn't.
What happens automatically
Every week an overview: which clients are complete, and what is still missing per client.
Overviews and reportingThe problem
Client deadlines you have to watch yourself.
What happens automatically
A reminder to the client before every deadline that applies to them, such as the VAT return.
Reminders and recallsServices
Services for freelancers and small businesses, the important deadlines of the year and a clear introduction.
Collecting documentsA list of the documents needed per client, with reminders until everything is in.
Pre-sorts receipts and invoices by category. You check and book.
Answers practical questions about sending documents and deadlines. No tax advice.
Features
What has to be in when, per type of client.
A personal list per client, with reminders that stop by themselves once everything is in.
The agent sorts, you check. Nothing is booked without you.
The photos in the concept site are stock photos from Pexels, free to use under the Pexels licence. They show no real clients or staff.
Fifteen minutes, no deck, no obligation. We tell you honestly what we would build first.