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How does Dext work for a practice?
Beyond the bit you bought it for.
Dext began with capture. It now runs the whole bookkeeping workflow — documents in, figures checked, approvals moving, suppliers paid — connected to the accounting software you already use. The repetitive parts are automated and your team keeps the judgement, which is the half of the job clients are actually paying for.
Where Dext shows up in your practice.
Which is nearly everywhere.
Clients who send documents in. Without being chased for them.
Your clients capture an invoice or a receipt however suits them — mobile, email, WhatsApp or desktop — and it lands in your workflow while the detail is still fresh. Sole traders through to multi-entity groups are handled on the same platform, so taking on a new kind of client doesn't mean learning a new way of working.
Fewer errors to chase down. More hours worth billing.
Dext turns invoices, receipts and bank statements into structured data with over 99% accuracy, checked before it reaches the ledger. What your team no longer spends on finding and fixing mistakes moves across to advisory work, which is where recoverability actually improves.
Workflows for the jobs that come round again. Built once, run monthly.
Daily, weekly or quarterly, the recurring work runs to the same shape each time, with the routine checks inside it automated. Because the data is current, cash flow, compliance and forecasting conversations start from numbers that hold up, and a missing document surfaces while there is still time to do something about it.
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Bright Shift and Dext:
"I would much prefer to not have a stack of receipts and invoices..Dext just makes life so much easier."
Toby, Founder
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Over 700,000 businesses and 12,000 accounting and bookkeeping firms worldwide use Dext to make more time for what matters.