We work with a short list of business types Find yours here.
I take on four new clients a month, so the list of sectors stays deliberately short. Knowing how a sector bills, pays and holds cash means the monthly numbers arrive with the right questions attached. Pick the page closest to your business and see what the first ninety days would cover.
Which page is closest to you
Every business type with a published page sits below. Scroll the cards or use the filters to narrow it down by sector.
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What knowing your sector actually changes
The questions start further in
A hospitality wage bill and a SaaS renewal book behave nothing alike. Knowing the pattern means month one is spent on what is wrong, rather than on learning how you trade.
A chart of accounts that fits the trade
Rebuilding one business’s chart of accounts in Xero surfaced twenty thousand pounds of goods supplied and never invoiced. Categories that match how you actually sell make gaps like that visible in the first clean-up.
Duties and treatments questioned, not assumed
VAT treatment, payroll and auto-enrolment duties, and the filings a CIC faces all differ by sector. Knowing the usual answer for your kind of business is how the unusual one gets spotted.
Reporting built around your next decision
Most owners arrive with one decision waiting: another hire, a price rise, a supplier switch, an answer for a funder. Monthly reporting is built around the decisions your kind of business keeps facing.
Answer a few questions about your business and see what fits.
The review asks what you run, what the records look like now, and what decision is waiting.
Whether Ardein is a sensible fit, said plainly
What the first ninety days would cover for you
How the handover from your current accountant is managed
Remote across the UK · Four new clients a month · Handover managed, no charge · IAB member, AML supervised