One ledger, two views. The business runs its day to day, the accounting firm sees the same live numbers, and nobody exports, emails or re keys anything. When the BAS is due, it is already sitting in a review queue, ready for a person to confirm.
Everything an operator needs to run the accounts, and everything a firm needs to review and lodge, in the same place.
The business ledger and the firm view read from the same data. Post an invoice and the firm sees it live. No exports, no reconciled copies drifting apart.
A portfolio review queue for the practice. See every client that needs attention, work the exceptions, and keep the whole book moving without opening files one by one.
Activity statements are prepared and staged for review. A person checks and confirms before anything is lodged. Nothing goes to the regulator on its own.
Payroll and tax rules localised across Australia, New Zealand and Singapore, so a business operating in more than one market keeps one platform, not three.
The AI does the reading and the preparing. A person makes every call that matters.
Bank feeds, invoices, receipts and payroll inputs land the way they always do, across the business and the firm.
The AI codes transactions, matches them, and drafts the activity statement and payroll runs, keeping the firm view and business view in step.
Everything sits in a review queue. The bookkeeper or the firm checks the exceptions and confirms. Nothing lodges itself.
Once confirmed, the lodgement, the payroll run and the audit trail are on record, ready the moment anyone asks.
Firms that want a cockpit across the whole portfolio, with AML and bulk lodgement built in.
Operators who want their bookkeeper and their firm working the same live books, not trading files.
Businesses trading across Australia, New Zealand and Singapore that need localisation in one place.
Yes. There is one ledger. The business view and the firm cockpit are two windows onto the same live data, so there is nothing to export, email or reconcile between the two sides.
No. The AI prepares the activity statement and payroll, then puts them in a review queue. A person checks and confirms before anything is lodged. That control never leaves a human.
Australia, New Zealand and Singapore. Payroll and tax rules are localised for each, so a business operating in more than one market can stay on a single platform.
That is the intent of the firm cockpit. It surfaces the clients that need attention and supports bulk lodgement, so a practice works exceptions rather than opening every file in turn.
BlueArc is hosted in the Sydney region and built on foundations aligned to ISO 27001 and SOC 2. Every prepared and lodged return carries an audit trail.
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