Built for CA & tax practices
A small practice has its own office expenses — software subscriptions, stationery, a part-time assistant's salary advance — and they deserve the same effortless record you wish every client arrived with. Photograph the bill, or say a payment out loud between appointments. And when a client turns up with a shoebox of chits every March, Senni is the answer you can actually hand them.
The practice reality
Most of what a small practice bills for at year end is reconstruction — chasing a client's missing bills, deciphering a bag of slips. The practice's own office expenses usually get the same treatment: remembered, not recorded.
Did I already pay this software subscription, or is this a new invoice?
A bill that matches one already filed is flagged before it's paid twice.
Did I already give my assistant an advance this month?
Every advance is set against salary automatically.
What did the practice actually spend this quarter?
Every bill entered and totalled, not estimated when a client asks.
A client just asked what to do about a year of unsorted bills.
The same thing that keeps your own records in order — handed to them, not built by you.
How it fits the work
Whatever you already do — photograph, or speak — is the entire input.
Photograph the invoice between appointments. Supplier, date, amount and GST added to what the practice owes.
"Paid the software subscription three thousand" — money becomes an entry, nothing to type.
The same record-keeping that keeps your own practice in order is what you can hand a client before next March.
Questions
Yes, the same way it tracks any recurring bill — photographed or logged by voice.
Yes — that's most of what it's built for: a client sends what they already have, and a sorted month comes back.
Yes — CSV, Excel or a token-based feed you can pull straight into whatever you already use, including Tally.
No card, nothing to install. Your mobile number and your business's name — that's the whole signup.
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