Then six weeks with me beside you, one new assistant starting work each week, until you've billed $10,000 you weren't billing before, or got 10 hours a week back. By week 6. It's built from your firm's own templates, in your own account.
5 places
Watch: a walk round a Firm HQ
"I can see the end goal now... And I can see the steps I need to take to get there."
You're good at what you do. The clients trust you and the team knows the work.
And you're still the one chasing the same missing paperwork from the same clients, clearing the inbox at 9pm, rewriting the same onboarding emails and turning meeting notes into actions after everyone else has gone home.
Somewhere in your practice software there's work you've done and haven't billed, a fee rise you meant to send weeks ago, and extra work you did that your engagement letter never covered.
You've tried the tools. One of them wrote a decent email once. Then the next deadline arrived and it went back in the drawer. You want the work done, without becoming the person who sets it all up.
Busy season comes round quicker than Christmas. And if you're honest, the rest of the year doesn't feel much quieter.
That's exactly why the time to get this done is now. Wait for a quiet month and you'll still be waiting this time next year, with the same unbilled work sitting there and the fees you meant to raise.
Get it running now and you save the hours and bill the money from this month on. Then when the next busy season arrives, it simply feels easier to manage.
The Monday page takes ten minutes to read. Fees billed, work in progress, debtors and your hours, planned against actual, are already on it.
Your inbox was sorted before you sat down. The emails that need you are at the top. Replies to the rest are drafted in the firm's voice, waiting for your yes.
Last week's unbilled work went out as invoices on Friday, after you approved them.
Three clients still owe paperwork. The chasers were written on Friday, on schedule, and went out with one click while you were with a client.
Two clients are past 60 days. Their chasers are drafted, waiting for your yes.
Two proposals from last month have gone quiet. Their follow-ups are drafted, waiting for your yes.
A new client signed last week. Their welcome email, their engagement letter and their first document request are drafted and sitting in your review list.
Your fee rise letter is drafted and ready to go next week.
Thursday's month-end review has its commentary started.
You read, you approve, and the week starts. It was all built in the first 7 days, and one new assistant has started working each week since.
Everything is built at the start. Then one new assistant starts working each week, with me beside you, until you've billed $10,000 you weren't billing before, or got 10 hours a week back, by week 6. For example, in week 2 your unbilled-work assistant starts drafting invoices for your yes.
Hours baseline, connections, inbox backlog, Decision Map drafted
Unbilled work invoiced with the 90% Billing Rule, document chasers with the late-client rule
Proposal follow-ups, inbox
Fee Rise Pushback Pack, out-of-scope finder
Team's first stop, onboarding
Month-end, meeting notes, hours and money measured
$10,000 billed or 10 hours a week backYours is set on our first call, around your week.
AlyciaFormer accountant, and author of Work Less Focus More.
I left accounting, then spent a decade working out why firm owners can't step away from their own firms. It turned out to be the same reason I couldn't.
I now run my business from a motorhome travelling Europe with my partner Dave and our cavoodle Leo, in about 20 hours a week. The Firm HQ is the page I run it from. This is the same set-up, built for your firm.
Built for you in 7 days, then one new assistant starts working each week, with me beside you, until you've billed $10,000 you weren't billing before, or got 10 hours a week back. By week 6.
Also included: six weeks of weekly calls with me and their recordings, one new assistant starting each week with me beside you, WhatsApp to me throughout, and VIP in 20 Hour Firm.
You only pay the second half once your Firm HQ has paid for itself.
Pay $2,499 to start your build. The second $2,499 is due only once you've billed the $10,000 you weren't billing before. Or pay $4,997 in full.
For firm owners who want it built for them.
Or $2,499 now, and $2,499 once you've billed the $10,000. All prices in USD.
Your first 3 months of VIP after week 6 are included.
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5 places. Includes 20 Hour Firm VIP for the six weeks, then your first 3 months of VIP after that. After those, VIP is $297 a month until you cancel.
All prices in USD.
"It feels a lot easier... I can see the end goal now. I can see the light at the end of the tunnel. And I can see the steps I need to take to get there. Whereas before, it was just head down, get the work done."
"I need to focus on profit per hour so I don't end up an overworked underpaid bookkeeper rather than a high end accountant and business advisor."
"Found it hard to think of what an ideal 20-hour week would look like... A second thought was how would you use the hours you get back? This rattled me more. It challenged me to think about how do I have a better life."
One firm I work with had about £100k of invoices ready to go, each one waiting on a written narrative. We put in one rule, the 90% Billing Rule: once a job is 90% done, the invoice goes out without a review. That cleared the backlog.
The same firm's debtors came down from about £250k to about £75k.
From a firm I've worked with one to one, before Firm HQ.
No. Everything is online: the intake call, the build consult, the weekly calls and WhatsApp.
Claude Pro or higher (Team if your staff use it too).
Week 1 sets Claude up safely, with client data protected. We build from your firm's templates only, never client files or client financials. Your Firm HQ works with your client figures inside your own Claude account, so your firm owns it, and I only ever see your firm's templates.
A 30-minute intake call. On it we collect your engagement letter, onboarding pack, document request lists, a few emails you've sent, your fee schedule and the software you use, together.
Everything is built in the first 7 days. Each week after that, one new assistant starts working, live on the call, so you see exactly what it does for you, check its work and feel comfortable with it before we add the next. For example, in week 2 your unbilled-work assistant starts drafting invoices for your yes. Your order is set on our first call, around your week.
I build it with my own AI tools, then check every piece myself before you see it.
No. Everything is drafted for your yes and goes out by email with one click.
From three places your firm already has: work you've done and haven't billed, fees you haven't raised yet, and work done outside the fee that can be quoted or invoiced. Your money list is found in week 1, and every week after has a money job.
You log one normal week before the build. Every Monday after that, your hours check shows planned against actual, so the hours you get back are counted the same way each week.
No. If you can write an email, you can do this.
About an hour a week on our call, plus your approvals. Before that, a 30-minute intake call, a recorded consult in week 1 and your approvals within 48 hours, then the weekly call, with WhatsApp when you need me.
Every live call is recorded.
Many practice tools connect. We connect yours in week 1, and your scoreboard pulls in fees, work in progress, debtors and hours where it connects.
You're a VIP member of 20 Hour Firm for the six weeks, and your first 3 months of VIP after week 6 are included. After that, VIP is $297 a month until you cancel.
The 10 Hours or $10,000 Guarantee covers it, set out above.
Yes. Pay $2,499 now, and the second $2,499 once your Firm HQ has helped you bill $10,000 you weren't billing before.
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