IRIS Practice Management

Overview

IRIS Practice Management is an integrated practice management platform designed to help accounting firms streamline task coordination, client record keeping, and workflow automation. The platform centralizes client data, job tracking, time recording, and deadline monitoring into a single unified workspace. By automating routine administrative tasks and regulatory compliance checks, it minimizes manual overhead. The solution empowers accountants to manage resources and scale practice operations efficiently.

What it does

• - Centralizes client relationship management, job scheduling, and task assignments via a customizable dashboard
• - Automates recurring tasks, workflow stages, and document distribution across accountancy teams
• - Tracks work-in-progress, billable hours, and time recording for fee management
• - Manages regulatory compliance, anti-money laundering checks, and secure document storage.

Who it's for

• Accountancy Firm Partners
• Bookkeepers
• Practice Managers
• Compliance Officers

Why it works

• Pricing model utilizes scalable B2B modular subscription tiers tailored for accounting practice headcounts and tool requirements
• Positioned as an established industry-leading practice management suite built specifically to eliminate administrative silos in accounting
• Technical advantage stems from deep native integration across the wider IRIS Accountancy Suite and secure cloud-hosted infrastructure
• Distribution scales efficiently through direct enterprise sales and deep integration partnerships across the UK financial sector.

Founder story

IRIS Software Group was founded in 1978 by David Guest in London, United Kingdom, to solve fragmented accounting data silos by introducing an integrated digital record system. Over decades of growth and strategic acquisitions, the company evolved into a premier provider of accountancy, HR, and payroll software serving tens of thousands of organizations globally.

Alternatives

• TaxDome
• Karbon
• Canopy
• Xero Practice Manager

Comparison overview

• IRIS Practice Management provides an extensive, highly integrated suite built specifically for compliance-heavy accounting practices, whereas modern standalone tools focus strictly on lightweight cloud task management
• Accounting firms choose IRIS for its deep tax integration and robust compliance tracking, though smaller or newer firms sometimes prefer simpler single-purpose applications.