Work
Jobs, deadlines, review, capacity. This is what most “practice management” demos show first.
For firms
Practice software runs the firm. A ledger runs the client. ficary will not sell you a green job board while the month is still a pile of uncoded charges. Named comparisons live on the compare pages.
Jobs, deadlines, review, capacity. This is what most “practice management” demos show first.
Email filed to a client, requests, e-sign, a portal people will open. Weak here means the CRM is a diary.
A leftover list, a period you can lock, reports that match the ledger. Missing here means CAS is theater.
| Need | Typical practice tool | ficary today | ficary direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Client ledger | Usually QBO/Xero sync | Live leftover inbox on a real ledger | Same ledger, isolated per firm |
| Jobs and deadlines | Core product | Work queue, workgroups, AI Fill you approve | Capacity on the same seat |
| Email-native triage | Practice suites lead | Firm inbox on the client and job | Gmail and Outlook, first-class |
| AI on client data | Often a copilot add-on | Suggest + confirm, launch-gated providers | Private inference, no training claim until the contract says so |
| Price shape | Per seat + add-ons | Free / Pro for owners | Firm SKU when the suite is clickable |
Public 2026 list prices for incumbents often sit between about $50 and $150 per user per month before add-ons. Read practice management software pricing before you treat a homepage number as TCO.
Scorecard: practice management software comparison. Full script: how to choose accounting practice management software. Architecture: practice management vs ledger software. Named comparisons live on the ficary compare pages.
It is the firm operating layer: clients, jobs, deadlines, documents, billing, and often email. It is not the same as the client’s general ledger.
QuickBooks and Xero record the client’s money. Practice tools record the firm’s work. Most firms run one of each. Syncing them is not the same as a close.
Email that files onto a client, a leftover list on the books, portal and e-sign, honest AI terms, and an all-in price at your real headcount.
Yes. ficary runs owner books and the firm on the same product: leftover inbox, ledger, invoices with Pay Now, client portal, firm CRM, work queue, and a mapped native import.
Honest split
Owners land on Inbox. Firms map a native export and claim the next job. The ledger underneath is the same.