Take the files clients actually send.
PDF statements, CSV exports, Excel sheets, receipt photos, supplier invoices and marketplace reports.
- Bank PDFs and CSVs
- eBay, Amazon and PayPal files
- Receipt and invoice OCR
The suite does the repetitive work: statement matching, transaction coding, VAT classification, invoice matching, posting, client analysis and the year-end working papers. You keep the professional judgement, the review trail and the final sign-off. And now the flagship, IQ Books, is a complete accounting platform that keeps client books itself.
Here is the routine month for one client, done by hand on the incumbents, and done through the suite.
Clients stay where they are: CodeIQ posts to Xero, QuickBooks, Sage or Pandle. Or move a client to IQ Books and the same bookkeeper runs natively in its own ledger.
Not a chatbot bolted onto a spreadsheet. A workflow for getting client books from messy source data to a defensible, signed-off file.
PDF statements, CSV exports, Excel sheets, receipt photos, supplier invoices and marketplace reports.
ReconcileIQ compares bank and books, ranks likely matches and surfaces the gaps.
Eight phases contribute to every suggestion, from transfer detection to VAT classification.
LedgerIQ turns the finished general ledger into ratios, trends, forecasts and a readable client pack.
On practice plans, PrepIQ prepares the full year-end working papers, cell-linked and reviewable.
The risk with AI bookkeeping is not that it is fast. The risk is an answer that looks confident but cannot be defended. CodeIQ makes the method visible on every row.
Each suggestion carries its source: whether it came from a transfer pair, an invoice match, the client's own history, a universal merchant pattern, an MCC category, semantic similarity, your correction history or VAT logic. Speed without traceability does not survive client questions, HMRC queries or internal review. Ambiguous items are flagged rather than guessed, and nothing invents a figure to force a balance.
One platform that keeps the books itself, and four tools that run on whatever software your clients already use.
A complete double-entry platform: sales invoicing, bills, banking, VAT, stock, fixed assets with automatic depreciation, projects and multi-currency. RiQ, the bookkeeper built in, codes the bank, sorts the VAT, matches the invoices and keeps every client current, so a routine month is minutes of review instead of an afternoon of keying. Statutory accounts for limited companies are prepared from the ledger as validated iXBRL, ready to file to Companies House.
Match the statement to the books, find the missing entries, flag duplicates and export the evidence. Works from direct integrations or plain files.
The eight-phase pipeline codes transactions, classifies VAT, matches invoices, detects transfers, learns from corrections and posts after your review.
Upload the finished GL and get client-ready analysis: ratios, trends, cash flow, working capital, forecasts, anomalies and board-pack narrative.
Hand over a client's records and RiQ prepares the full year-end working papers, reviewed and queried like a senior would. Every figure cell-links to its sheet, so nothing is plugged.
ICB guidance is blunt: AI does not remove professional accountability. The suite is built around that reality, moving you faster while leaving a trail you can stand behind.
Every important row shows the reason behind the treatment, not just a category name.
Fast workflows still need checks around VAT, unusual payments, ambiguous treatments and client-specific policy.
Clients do not need every technical detail. They need a confident explanation of what changed and what you checked.
When a client keeps their books on IQ Books, you get the double-entry guarantees, the live reports and full member access, free. Any order works.
One free IQ Suite login is all you need. No card, no trial clock. If your client invites you first, the invite is waiting when you sign up.
From Settings, then Members, in their organisation. The invite lands by email, and pending invites are claimed automatically at registration.
Live trial balance, P&L, balance sheet, the VAT position and the ledger behind every figure, with the audit trail intact.
Every plan includes the full suite. Choose by monthly credit volume and whether you provision client accounts. Unused credits roll over as bonus credits that never expire.
Full detail, including credit rates per product and client-account provisioning, on the pricing page.
Both. This page is written for accountants and bookkeepers who use the suite to prepare, review and explain client books. Business owners can use the same products directly, and practice plans give every connected client their own free IQ Books organisation.
No. CodeIQ is supervised automation. Its eight-phase pipeline suggests coding, explains the method behind every row, scores confidence and keeps exceptions visible so the professional reviews before anything is posted.
No. CodeIQ posts directly to Xero, QuickBooks Online, Sage and Pandle, so you can keep every client where they are. When a client is ready, you can import their books into IQ Books and the same bookkeeper runs natively there. Move one client at a time, or never.
The suite keeps digital bookkeeping records cleaner by reconciling bank data, coding transactions and reviewing VAT. Submissions to HMRC remain the responsibility of the accountant, bookkeeper or the compatible tax software used for filing.
On practice plans, PrepIQ prepares the full year-end working papers from a client's records: extended trial balance, fixed assets, capital allowances, HP and loan reconciliations, VAT and the tax computation, with every figure cell-linked to its sheet. Nothing is released until you sign it off.
Yes. Corrections become user-learning patterns, so the next similar merchant follows your treatment instead of repeatedly asking the same question. IQ Books learns each client's chart of accounts the same way.
Read the accountant's guide at bankreconciler.app/iqbooks/accountants: the double-entry guarantees, what you can pull on day one, and how to get access. Short version: your client invites you from Settings, then Members; you accept with a free account; your seat costs nothing. Any order works.
No. It is formula-backed analysis from the client's own ledger across 44 modules. It gives you the numbers, the workings and a draft narrative; you decide what advice to give.
Start with one messy client. Reconcile the bank, let CodeIQ prepare the batch, review the exceptions, post the result, then use LedgerIQ to explain the month. When you are ready, give the next client a ledger that keeps itself.