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The practice management tool your firm actually wants to open.

Tasks, time blocking, clients and engagements in one fast app. Built inside a working tax practice, for accountants who are tired of stitching together spreadsheets, a task tool and a timer.

One email when your spot opens. No spam.

Everything a practice runs on, in one place

Not a generic project tool with an accounting template bolted on. The pieces a firm needs are first-class.

Project boards that feel like a spreadsheet

List and sheet views, custom fields, stages, subtasks and saved views. Edit in place, autosave, no Save buttons.

Time blocking and timesheets

Plan the week on a grid, clock in with one click, and see who's working on what right now. Time rolls up to the task and the client.

Clients, contacts and engagements

Each client's filings, periods, retainers, contacts and notes in one record. See what's due next and what's waiting on whom.

Your files stay in Google Drive

Azuma links to your client folders instead of copying documents into another system.

Billing hooks into QuickBooks

Schedule an invoice for a date, or for when a return comes back signed. Invoices stay in QuickBooks.

Works on your phone

Install it to your home screen and get an app-style layout with a bottom tab bar, and sign in with Face ID or Touch ID.

Built for client data

Client notes, free text and extracted tax data are encrypted in the database, on top of disk encryption. Sign in with Google or email and password, with two-step verification and idle sign-out you control per firm. Every firm is its own organization with roles for owners, admins, managers, members and clients.

Plus tools for the tax software you already use

Two Chrome extensions from the same team, built for the repetitive parts of preparing and paying.

Chrome extension

ProConnect Power Tools

Keyboard shortcuts, verification checkmarks, flags and dark mode inside Intuit ProConnect Tax.

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Chrome extension

The Tax Payer

Lays out a batch of tax and bill payments for review, then fills the bank's screens up to the final button, which you press.

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We're opening Azuma to other firms in small batches.