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Every enquiry looks like a contact form
A sole trader asking for a tax return and a growing company asking for bookkeeping and payroll are not the same job. One inbox treats them as equal noise.
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Accounting Client Acquisition System
Business and personal paths. Not one generic contact form.
Accounting firms already spend on referrals, Google, and a website. Enquiries still sit in the inbox, get a template reply, or never reach the partner's calendar. FusionSync implements one system around that path: capture, read intent, qualify the business or the individual, book the discovery call, then keep the record moving in the CRM with intake and follow-up.
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Industry system08
Steps in the journey02
Business and personal paths
Working demo
From a website enquiry to a booked consultation and a CRM record.
Watch the website agent qualify the enquiry, book a discovery call on Outlook calendar, and write the lead into the CRM with a next action. This is the connected path a firm or partner sells, shown as a demo, not a claim that every install looks identical.
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Enquiry
A prospect opens chat on the firm website or follows a service link. The question is about bookkeeping, tax, or payroll, not a generic contact form.
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Website agent
The assistant answers from firm services and policies, then decides whether this is a business or a personal tax conversation.
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Qualification
Entity type, turnover band, software, deadlines, or personal complexity signals are collected while the prospect is still engaged.
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Consultation booking
A discovery slot is offered from live calendar availability. Outlook or Google Calendar holds the appointment, not a callback promise.
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CRM record
The lead lands in the right pipeline with intake fields started. Stage moves create tasks for the practice manager or partner.
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Next action
Reminders, document requests, and follow-up fire if the consult is booked or the thread stalls. The desk is not hunting email threads.
The problem
Good enquiries stall before the first paid engagement.
The site lists services. Email has the thread. The practice manager has the calendar. The CRM has a name, maybe. Nobody owns the path from 'can you do our books?' to a booked discovery call with the right person.
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Partners only find out after the lead cooled
The front office promises a callback. The prospect books another firm that answered on WhatsApp or chat the same evening.
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Seasonal spikes overwhelm the desk
Tax season and year-end close multiply the same questions. Staff copy answers from memory instead of routing to a consistent qualification path.
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Intake starts again on the call
Entity type, turnover, software, deadlines, and prior accountant details should exist before the consult. Without a system they are asked twice.
The system
One client acquisition layer. Not a bolt-on chatbot.
The website agent, qualification, calendar, and CRM are parts. The product is the path from first enquiry to a kept consultation, then engagement.
Operators run this in their own firm. Partners take the same system to accounting clients in a market they own. The workflow is accounting. The engine underneath is reusable.
Two paths
Business clients and personal tax are qualified differently.
The agent reads intent and opens the matching workflow. The firm does not run every visitor through the same services dropdown.
Advisory path
Business enquiry
Bookkeeping, payroll, VAT or GST, management accounts, or CFO support. Collect entity type, turnover band, software, and urgency. Route to the partner or manager who handles that size of client. Book a discovery call on the firm calendar.
Individual path
Personal tax enquiry
Personal return, rental property, or cross-border filing. Collect residency, complexity signals, and deadline pressure. Capture documents the firm needs before the consult. Book the right slot without a partner playing phone tag.
Lead journey
What happens after someone enquires.
Same spine as other FusionSync industry systems. Accounting names on each step.
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Lead
Website chat, contact forms, WhatsApp, and referral links enter one capture path.
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Instant response
The agent answers from firm knowledge: services, hours, and what to expect next, including after hours.
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Intent
Business or personal. The workflow splits here. Payroll and a personal return do not share one script.
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Qualification
Business: entity, turnover, software, deadlines. Personal: residency, complexity, and timing. Hand off to a human when the question is advice, not logistics.
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Match
The right partner or manager is implied by service and size. Rules can escalate high-value or regulated cases.
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Booking
A real discovery slot on Outlook, Google Calendar, or the diary the firm already uses. Not a promise to call back.
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CRM
The lead sits in a business or personal pipeline with intake fields filled. Tasks fire for document collection or conflict checks.
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Follow-up
Unbooked interest, missed consults, and seasonal nudges get a second touch instead of a silent row.
Components
Modules inside the accounting system.
These are not separate products on this page. They are the parts we wire for a firm or a partner taking the offer to market.
Firm website and services
Clear service pages the agent can cite: bookkeeping, tax, payroll, advisory, and how engagements start.
Website agent
Chat on the site that answers from firm knowledge, then opens a workflow instead of dumping to email.
Business qualification
Entity, turnover band, software stack, and the services they need now versus later.
Personal tax qualification
Residency, income types, prior accountant, and deadline pressure before the consult.
Consultation booking
Calendar availability, partner rules, and a booked discovery call.
CRM pipeline
Separate business and personal stages. The conversation becomes a record with a next action.
Intake and document requests
Collect what the firm needs before the first meeting: IDs, prior returns, or engagement letter triggers.
Tasks and notifications
The practice manager and the partner see the next step when a lead qualifies, books, or stalls.
Follow-up automation
Second and third touches for unbooked enquiries and seasonal reminders.
Integrations
Sit in front of the tools the firm already runs.
We do not ask a firm to replace its practice stack on day one. The acquisition layer connects to what is already there, then automates the path around it.
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Calendar
Outlook and Google Calendar for partner discovery slots. The demo video shows Outlook write-back; production uses the firm's live diary and booking rules.
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CRM and automation
GoHighLevel, HubSpot, or the ops layer the firm or partner already sells. Pipelines, stage moves, tasks, and notifications.
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Practice management
Karbon, Xero Practice Manager, TaxDome, Canopy, or similar where the engagement eventually lives. Scope is firm by firm.
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WhatsApp and email
The channels prospects already use when the website is not open.
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Document and e-sign
Engagement letters and intake packs triggered when a consult is booked or a lead is qualified.
Workflow
A typical enquiry, both ways.
This is the operating picture, not a demo script. Details change with services, partners, and the firm calendar. The split does not.
Example thread
Director needs bookkeeping
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Visitor asks on the website chat whether the firm handles Xero bookkeeping for a 12-person company and if someone can call this week.
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Agent confirms the service, opens the business path, and collects entity type, turnover band, and current software.
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Director picks a discovery slot and leaves name, email, and phone.
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Consultation lands on the partner calendar. CRM row is a qualified business lead. Intake checklist and a task go to the practice manager.
Example thread
Personal tax before deadline
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Individual asks if the firm can file a return with rental income before the deadline and what documents to bring.
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Agent opens the personal path, captures residency and complexity signals, and lists the documents the firm needs.
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They book a short consult for the next morning.
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Calendar holds the slot. CRM stage moves to booked consult. Reminder sequence attaches. No duplicate data entry on arrival.
What this is
A working demonstration. Not a roll-out claim.
The video on this page is a connected demo you can watch: website agent, CRM integration, and Outlook calendar booking. It is not a claim that the system is already live across every firm, and it is not a promised lift in billings.
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Built to show the full path
FusionSync recorded the enquiry-to-booking workflow so you can see capture, qualification, calendar write-back, and CRM in one sequence. Production work uses the firm's real services, partners, and diary rules.
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The pieces are connected
Chat, qualification, booking, pipeline stages, and tasks run as one system. A prospect does not talk to a bot and disappear into a shared inbox.
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The install is adapted
A live firm needs its own chart of services, conflict checks, partner availability, and compliance wording. The demo makes the offer concrete, not a one-click product.
Questions
Straight answers.
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Is this just a chatbot on the contact page?
No. Chat is the front of a client acquisition system. Intent splits business and personal. Consultations book on a real calendar. The CRM gets a record, a stage, and a next action.
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Do we have to replace our practice management software?
No. The point is a layer in front of the calendar and CRM the firm already trusts. Deeper links into Karbon, Xero Practice Manager, or similar are scoped before work starts.
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Is this already running in firms?
The page shows a working demonstration you can watch. It is not a claim of a live roll-out or a measured revenue result. Message WhatsApp if you want this built around your services and partners.
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What if we sell to accounting firms in our market?
That is a solution delivery partnership. You keep the client relationship. FusionSync fulfils the system. Start on the partnership page, or message WhatsApp from here.
Next step
Tell me how enquiries reach the firm today.
WhatsApp is the fastest path. Bring the calendar tool, CRM name, and how business versus personal leads are handled now.