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Websites and software for accounting and tax firms
Accounting and tax firms need one thing above all online: trust. That means a clear website with services, team and contact details, and a secure way to send documents. Glavento builds a straightforward business website and, on request, a client portal or CRM that keeps client files, deadlines and documents in order. Data protection under the revised Federal Act on Data Protection (revFADP) is built in from the start.
Accounting and tax firms: what you need online
A professional presence with services, team and qualifications
Secure transfer of receipts and documents instead of email attachments
Client management with deadlines and reminders
Online booking for initial consultations
Content in several languages for clients from other language regions
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Frequently asked questions
How can clients send documents securely?
Ordinary email is poorly suited to tax documents and payslips, because messages often travel unencrypted across several servers. An upload area or client portal with login and encrypted transfer is safer. It also matters where the data is stored and who has access to it.
What should an accounting firm's website include?
The services you offer, your target clients such as SMEs, private individuals or associations, your team and their qualifications, and a clear way to get in touch. Memberships or licences, for example with the Federal Audit Oversight Authority, build extra trust, provided they apply. A legal notice and a privacy policy are also part of it.
Does an accounting firm need a CRM?
Once several employees look after many clients with recurring deadlines, a CRM helps you keep track. It shows each client's contacts, jobs, deadlines and notes in one place. Whether a standard solution is enough or you need a link to your existing accounting software depends on how you work.
Guides
- Guide4 min read
How much does a website cost in Switzerland?
What a website costs in Switzerland: website builder, business website, admin panel or online shop, plus running costs and what drives the price. - Guide4 min read
Impressum in Switzerland: is a legal notice required?
Does a Swiss business website need an Impressum? The legal basis in the Unfair Competition Act, the usual details and extra rules for EU customers. - Guide4 min read
Website data protection: what the revFADP asks of SMEs
The revised Data Protection Act has applied since 1 September 2023. What SMEs need to do on their website, with a checklist for forms and tools.
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