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Software

Software built in a working practice

Every one of these started as a tool we needed ourselves. Each is being readied for release to other firms — priced by an accountant who has paid the alternative.

AFSStudio

Coming soon

Annual financial statements, from trial balance to signed set.

Import a trial balance, map it once, and produce a complete IFRS or IFRS for SMEs set — statements, notes, consolidations, cash flow and reconciliations — with every figure traceable back to the ledger.

  • Per-year mapping with one-click cross-year alignment
  • Group consolidation and elimination worksheets
  • Reconciliations that become the disclosure notes

In development

TagXBRL UK

Coming soon

Companies House and HMRC iXBRL accounts.

The same engine, tagged to the FRC taxonomies for FRS 102, FRS 105 and UK-adopted IFRS. Validated against the Companies House public validator and HMRC's joint filing checks before it leaves us.

  • FRS 102, FRS 105 and UK-adopted IFRS
  • Free validator planned — check any iXBRL file, no account needed
  • Ready for the April 2028 software-only filing mandate

In development

Why it is different

Practice software, not vendor software

Written by the people who sign the statements

Every rule in these products came out of a real engagement — a consolidation that would not balance, a disclosure a reviewer picked up, a filing CIPC rejected. They are not a developer's idea of how reporting works.

Priced by someone who has paid the alternative

We have bought the incumbent licences. Our pricing is deliberately a fraction of them, because the cost of this software should not be the reason a small firm cannot compete.

Validated before you pay

TagXBRL will run your file through the regulator's own validator before it takes a cent. If it does not pass, you will not be charged.

Are you a firm, not a company?

These products will be sold to other accounting and audit practices, not only to our own clients. If you prepare statements for a portfolio of companies, get in touch about volume pricing.

Ask about firm pricing