Discover How Link Compares
They all offer Workflow, but the approach differs. See how Link’s Workflow compares by selecting an app below.
Why Choose Link?
Most practice management apps treat workflow as a list of tasks. Work is split across multiple boards, prioritisation relies on sorting, and key inputs like time are often ignored. The result is predictable: poor visibility, difficult prioritisation, and practice reporting you can’t rely on.
Link is built differently. Your entire year of work sits in a single, searchable view, with drag-and-drop control to prioritise tasks exactly how your team needs. Every task includes who’s responsible, when it’s due, and how long it should take, giving your team complete clarity on what to do next.
From there, everything connects. Automations use historical data to allocate work in seconds, while capacity updates continuously as a byproduct of workflow. No separate systems. No manual upkeep. Just a live, accurate view of workload as work gets done.
The result is a workflow that doesn’t just organise tasks, it drives performance.
Customer Stories
Link simplifies practice management for high-performance accounting firms by not half-solving problems.
Select the customer below to hear their story.
Stuart Lowe, Director“We had reports that were manual, basic and hard to produce - we had no reporting on WIP or job profits.
Now we have regular team performance, management reporting, greater manager oversight and importantly, higher profits.”
Phoebe Meares, Head of Operations“You can get the visibility you need quickly and make impactful decisions in a fast-paced environment.”
Adam Bird, Director“Link has helped with our pricing of our fixed fees, as we have a clearer idea of what is involved and where the leakages are.”
Gemma Heaney, Director“What attracted us to Link was how it was built specifically for accounting firms and its seamless integration with Xero Practice Manager…a standout feature for us was the ability to clearly visualise staff capacity and workflow across the entire firm.”