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Tech Stack Directory

Every tool accounting and bookkeeping firms run, described by The Firm, priced in your currency and never ranked by who pays.

193
tools listed
440
integrations mapped
1
firm has shared its stack

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Ledger & accounting 9 tools

The general ledger the rest of the stack plugs into.

Bookkeeping automation 3 tools

Feeds that post the transactions so nobody keys them.

AP & expense 11 tools

Bills and receipts in, coded, without the shoebox.

Payments & billing 5 tools

Invoicing, collections and getting paid without chasing.

Tax & compliance 3 tools

Preparation, lodgement and the compliance trail — fixed assets included.

Payroll 7 tools

Pay runs, STP and the obligations attached to them.

Reporting & dashboards 14 tools

What the numbers look like once a client can read them.

Forecasting & planning 20 tools

Cash, budgets and the three-way — what happens next.

Consolidation & close 10 tools

Multi-entity, intercompany and getting the month shut.

Data & integrations 15 tools

Getting the ledger out — into Excel, Power BI or your own warehouse.

Document management 4 tools

Where client documents live, and how they get there without rekeying.

AI assistants 6 tools

Tools that take a repeated judgement off the team, not just a keystroke.

Crypto & digital assets 5 tools

On-chain transactions, reconciled and reported like everything else.

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Frequently asked questions

How does a tool get listed in The Firm’s directory?
We list the software accounting and bookkeeping firms actually run, worldwide, whether or not the vendor pays us. Unclaimed listings carry the essentials — what the tool is, what it plugs into and where to find it. Claiming a listing is free, and lets the vendor write the description, features, pricing and screenshots themselves.
Are paid listings marked?
Yes. Claimed and verified listings are labelled as such, and every outbound link to a vendor carries a sponsored attribute. Placement of a paid listing never changes what we write about a tool editorially.
What’s the difference between the two shelves?
Tools for your practice are what an accounting or bookkeeping firm runs itself — practice management, workpapers, document systems, professional tax software. Tools for your clients are what a firm puts its business clients on and supports them through, mostly ledgers, receipt capture and payments. A few, like Dext and Hubdoc, sit on both.
Does The Firm recommend one tool over another?
The directory does not rank tools by preference. It tells you what a tool does, what it integrates with, how it charges and where it is available, so you can shortlist against your own stack. Where we have covered a tool editorially, that coverage is linked from its listing.
My product isn’t listed. How do I get it added?
Submit it at thefirm.media/partners/submit. Listing is free — we don’t charge for inclusion, and paying us doesn’t change how a tool is described. We check a product is genuinely used by accounting or bookkeeping firms before listing it.
I run this product — how do I claim the listing?
Open your tool’s listing and use the claim link on it — claiming is free. We verify you work for the vendor, using your work email address, before handing over the profile.
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