It’s always good to hear about other clients’ experience before you engage with a provider.
Hear from accounting firms that are just like you!
Hear from accounting firms that are just like you!
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McPhail & Partners
Matthew Drew, Director at McPhail & Partners, had been thinking about transitioning to the cloud for some time, but the big change happened in the wake of COVID-19.
Matthew approached Clarity Street for their insights and expertise. Over the 12 months that followed, Clarity Street collaborated with Matthew and the team to introduce and integrate a range of cloud applications. |
Davenport Taylor
The team at Davenport Taylor had been watching the advent of technology in the accounting industry for some time. Their plan was always to migrate across to more cloud-based applications. One of their biggest motivating factors was that they wanted to go across to Xero, and use Xero as the core platform within the business.
Mark Taylor, Director at Davenport Taylor, decided to engage with Clarity Street to find out the best way to start this process. |
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Accounting Professionals
The Accounting Professionals team’s vision was to be a high-performing, best-practice accounting firm, with an innovative and integrated core management platform to match their progressive mindset.
Nick Fitzgerald, Director at Accounting Professionals, worked with Clarity Street to improve the systems and processes within his accounting firm. |
TESTIMONIALS
WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY
We believe the true measure of our services lives in the satisfaction and testimonials of our customers.
Here are just a few words from the incredible people we've had the pleasure of working with.
Here are just a few words from the incredible people we've had the pleasure of working with.
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"You can't move forward doing things the same way they've always been done"
When Eric Cirulis, director of Lark Business Advisory in Melbourne, knew he wanted to transition his practice to cloud applications. But between client demands, lodgement deadlines and running the practice, he was at a loss as to where to start.
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As featured in Acuity Magazine |
