The Relentify Blog
Thoughts on business, finance, property, and the technology that powers them.
A comprehensive guide to partnership accounting, covering capital accounts, profit sharing, drawings, and the unique financial reporting requirements that partners face.
Learn how to build reliable financial forecasts for your small business even when the economic outlook is unpredictable, with practical modelling techniques and scenario planning.
How law firms can use CRM software to manage client relationships, track cases, automate follow-ups, and grow their practice.
Practical steps to recover from a cash flow crisis, from immediate triage to long-term prevention strategies that keep your business solvent.
A detailed comparison of Relentify and Xero for landlords managing rental properties, covering features, pricing, and property-specific needs.
A practical guide to year-end tax planning strategies that can reduce your tax bill, from timing expenses to maximising allowances and reliefs.
How to set up an internal IT helpdesk that your employees actually want to use, from ticketing workflows to self-service portals and SLA management.
How SaaS companies can use live chat to engage free trial users, answer questions in real time, and increase conversion rates to paid plans.
A practical guide for employers on implementing mental health first aiders, including training, roles, legal considerations, and measuring impact.
Learn how to manage timesheets for event staff working across multiple venues, with tips on clock-in systems, break tracking, and payroll accuracy.
Learn how to take professional-quality inventory photographs using just your smartphone, with tips on lighting, angles, and organisation.
Discover how dental practices can use CRM software to manage patient relationships, automate appointment reminders, and grow their practice.
Build a practical financial plan for 2027 that covers budgets, forecasts, tax preparation, and growth targets for your small business.
Your accounting method affects when income and expenses are recognised for tax purposes. Choosing the right method can reduce your tax bill and simplify your reporting.
Accrued expenses ensure your financial statements reflect costs you have incurred but not yet been billed for. Understanding how to record them keeps your accounts accurate.
Preparing your first company accounts can feel daunting. This guide breaks down what is required, the timeline, and how to make the process as smooth as possible.