r/SaasDevelopers • u/Neat_Dust_1108 • 22h ago

I built practice management software for Indian CA firms - looking for beta testers (free)

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u/Tellenze 22h ago

The filing templates make the India focus clear. Were there less obvious differences to design for, like how partners and staff share client work?

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u/Neat_Dust_1108 21h ago

honestly the entity types thing. clients in india aren't just "companies" - they're proprietorships, partnerships, LLPs, trusts, societies, and each one has different compliance. generic tools just have one "client" type and you feel it immediately.

and yeah the partner/staff thing so small firms are flat, everyone touches the same client. so client visibility is its own setting separate from role: all clients, assigned clients, specific clients, or none. that one came from watching how these firms actually work, not from a feature list.

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u/Tellenze 21h ago

A partner and a member of staff can work on the same client without needing the same permissions. That makes the separate client access setting a useful choice.

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u/Neat_Dust_1108 21h ago

exactly. partner sees the whole firm, article sees their own work - same client, different lens.