How Casey worksA calm, meticulous year end.
Creative Clerk doesn't feel like accounting software. It feels like having a friendly accounts manager on your team — one who collects the information, checks it, and asks you simple questions in plain English.
She reads your previous accounts
Casey imports your last filed accounts, tax computation and prior TB, and pins the starting position for this year.
She reads Xero, fully
Chart of accounts, invoices, bills, journals, VAT returns, contacts, aged debtors and creditors — everything she needs to check the year.
She rebuilds last year
She finds every year-end journal your accountant posted and learns your company's recurring treatments.
She checks the current year
Bank, sales, expenses, payroll, VAT, loans, director transactions, intercompany — with three simple statuses: complete, working, needs your help.
She asks simple questions
One at a time. Plain English. No nominal codes. No journal types.
She proposes the adjustments
Depreciation, accruals, Corporation Tax, intercompany — explained in plain language, with the accounting entry one click away.
You review, in plain English
Sales, profit, tax, cash, debtors, creditors, director's loan — all the important numbers, with warnings when they matter.
You approve. Casey files.
Companies House annual accounts and HMRC CT600 — prepared, staged, and only submitted with your explicit approval.