Your bookkeeping needs at each stage are different. What works when it is just you will break the moment you hire someone. What works with a small team will not scale to multiple locations or entities. The trick is getting the right foundations in place before the next stage arrives - not scrambling to catch up after it does
Solutions for every stage of growth
Every business starts the same way - someone registers an ABN and gets to work. What happens next depends on a hundred decisions, but the financial challenges follow a predictable pattern
The growth journey
Where are you now?
Getting started
You and the business are the same thing. You do the work, send the invoices, chase the payments, and try to keep the books up to date
Learn moreFirst hires
You have people now, but you are still the one who knows where everything is. Payroll, super, STP - the compliance load just changed completely
Learn moreGaining control
The business is bigger than you can hold in your head. You need systems, reporting, and clarity over the numbers to grow sustainably
Learn moreScaling up
Multiple entities, locations, or a franchise model. The business works - now it needs to work at scale with consolidated reporting
Learn moreBy business type
Find your fit
Sole Traders
Right-sized support for single-operator businesses
Learn moreStartups
Get your foundations right from day one
Learn moreGrowing Businesses
Scale your finance function as you grow
Learn moreCompanies
Full accounts support for established businesses
Learn moreHigh Transactions
Automation-first bookkeeping for volume businesses
Learn moreSelf Managed
You do the books, we handle the compliance
Learn moreLow Transactions
Cost-effective compliance for simpler businesses
Learn moreFranchise Groups
Multi-entity bookkeeping with consolidated reporting
Learn moreTrades and Construction
Job costing, progress claims, and TPAR-ready bookkeeping
Learn moreThe numbers
Behind the journey
There are 2.7 million actively trading businesses in Australia. 97% are small businesses with fewer than 20 employees. The vast majority - 64% - have no employees at all
Only 75% of new businesses survive their first year, and just 48% make it to year three. The survival rate improves dramatically with size: businesses with 5 to 19 employees have a 70% four-year survival rate, compared to 47% for non-employing businesses
The businesses that make it through these transitions have two things in common: they invested in proper systems before they needed them, and they had clear visibility over their numbers. That is where we come in
Source: ABS Counts of Australian Businesses, including Entries and Exits, July 2021 - June 2025