Accountancy & Bookkeeping

More consistent enquiries and administrative capacity for accountancy firms

MEG helps accountancy, bookkeeping and payroll firms present services clearly, route prospective clients correctly and establish office-based support for recurring administrative work.

Written scope · Client-retained professional approval · Clear GBP pricing

Professional approval remains with the client firm
Role, procedures and access agreed in writing
Client interviews and approves the candidate
Office-based delivery from Islamabad
Where pressure builds

Protect qualified time at the points that create avoidable delay

Start with the point in the client journey where incomplete information, repeated follow-up or routine administration slows the firm.

01

Incomplete enquiries

Prospects make contact without the service, entity, deadline or software information needed to route them efficiently.

02

Repeated onboarding

Forms, document lists, appointment links and acknowledgements are recreated or sent manually for every new client.

03

Routine follow-up

Document requests, status updates, inbox routing and diary work repeatedly interrupt technical and client-facing staff.

04

Inconsistent hand-off

Professional review is delayed because records, exceptions or client responses have not been prepared in a structured way.

Two delivery routes

Improve the workflow, add recurring capacity or combine both carefully

A digital project changes how information is captured or moved. Dedicated Business Support provides recurring administrative capacity around the firm’s documented procedures. The written scope states which route owns each task.

See how MEG works

Digital Services & Business Systems

MEG delivers a defined digital outcome against the approved scope and acceptance points.

  • Service-led pages for bookkeeping, payroll, VAT, year-end and startup enquiries
  • Structured qualification and consultation-booking journey
  • Client-onboarding, document-request or notification workflow
  • Supported CRM or practice-management connection after technical review
View Websites & Enquiry Automation

Dedicated Business Support

MEG recruits against an agreed role and provides the managed Islamabad workplace after the firm approves the preferred candidate.

  • Part-time, full-time or specialist arrangement
  • Written role boundary, working hours and reporting route
  • Client sets procedures, priorities, training and access permissions
  • MEG manages workplace, attendance and service coordination
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Digital scope examples

Build a deliberate path from first visit to prepared hand-off

The exact fields, integrations and decision rules are confirmed during scoping. Automation should move routine information without removing the firm’s review points.

Public client journey

A website structured around real service decisions

  • Clear service pages and audience routes
  • Structured qualification fields relevant to the enquiry
  • Consultation booking or defined next steps
  • Mobile-first forms and confirmation messages
  • Factual team, location and contact information
  • Digital Care available after launch
Internal preparation

CRM & Workflow Improvement that supports the firm’s operating process

  • Structured client-intake forms
  • Document-request checklists and reminders
  • Shared-mailbox or task routing
  • Agreed CRM or practice-management updates
  • Exception flags for manual review
  • Operating notes and handover for the accepted workflow
Dedicated Business Support examples

Recurring administrative support shaped around the firm’s procedures

These are representative support roles. The final brief defines permitted administrative tasks, required experience, working hours, systems, access and approval points.

01 · Client setup

Client Onboarding Assistant

Coordinates approved intake steps so new engagements reach the firm with a clearer administrative record.

  • Issue approved intake forms and checklists
  • Create or update client records as instructed
  • Track missing information and route exceptions
02 · Records

Bookkeeping Support Assistant

Provides recurring record-preparation support under the firm’s documented process and review controls.

  • Client-authorised transaction entry
  • Reconciliation preparation and exception lists
  • Record updates following firm procedures
03 · Payroll admin

Payroll Administration Support

Collects and prepares agreed payroll information before the firm’s authorised review and approval.

  • Starter, leaver and change-information collection
  • Timesheet and payroll-input preparation
  • Exception follow-up before client approval
04 · Follow-up

Document Follow-up Coordinator

Keeps agreed document requests and routine reminders moving without making professional decisions.

  • Send approved request lists and reminders
  • Record receipt status in the agreed system
  • Escalate missing or unclear items to the firm
05 · Practice operations

CRM & Practice Management Assistant

Maintains administrative information that supports task visibility and consistent client follow-up.

  • Practice-management or CRM record updates
  • Task-status and queue administration
  • Approved operational reports and follow-up lists
06 · Coordination

Email & Diary Administrator

Supports predictable communication and scheduling within the escalation rules set by the firm.

  • Monitor agreed inboxes during stated hours
  • Schedule consultations and review meetings
  • Route requests using approved categories
A controlled implementation

Define the workflow before selecting tools or candidates

Digital delivery and Dedicated Business Support use different service documents, but both begin with the same operational clarity.

01

Map

Identify the bottleneck, current systems, owners and required review points.

02

Choose

Separate the digital outcome from recurring work that needs a dedicated support role.

03

Define

Agree scope, controlled access, responsibilities, escalation and exclusions in writing.

04

Implement

Build and test the workflow, or recruit and obtain client approval for the candidate.

05

Review

Check the agreed measures, resolve operating issues and refine only where justified.

Professional responsibility remains with the client firm

The client’s appropriately qualified personnel remain responsible for accounting, tax, audit, payroll approval, legal interpretation and professional advice. MEG provides only the accepted digital service or administrative support role. Permitted tasks, systems and least-privilege access are defined in the applicable written scope or service order.

Commercial starting points

Choose the relevant route rather than an unnecessary bundle

These are site-wide starting prices, not an accountancy-specific surcharge. Final suitability, inclusions and exclusions are confirmed in writing.

Growth Website
£2,495Starting package
Website + Enquiry Automation
£3,495Starting package
Digital Care
£79Per month, starting price
Dedicated part-time support
£995Per month, starting price
Common questions

What an accountancy firm should clarify before proceeding

Does MEG provide accounting, tax or audit advice?

No. MEG provides accepted digital services and administrative business support. Accounting, tax, audit, payroll approval, legal interpretation and professional advice remain with the client firm’s appropriately qualified personnel.

Can a dedicated person support bookkeeping or payroll administration?

Yes, where the tasks are clearly administrative, permitted by the firm and performed under its documented procedures and approval controls. The firm defines the role, systems, training, access and escalation points.

Can the website or workflow connect to our existing systems?

Potentially. MEG first reviews the platform, available connection method, required fields, user permissions and intended outcome. Complex integration, data migration or unsupported systems require a separate scope.

Where does a dedicated team member work?

The approved person works from MEG’s managed office in Islamabad, Pakistan. MEG manages the workplace, attendance and service coordination; the client provides role procedures, systems, training, priorities and work approval.

How are systems and client information handled?

The engagement records permitted systems, authorised tasks and appropriate access. Named accounts and least-privilege permissions should be used where available. The client remains responsible for lawful data use, system ownership and approval of access.

Start with one bottleneck

Describe where enquiries or administration are slowing the firm

MEG will separate the digital requirement from recurring support capacity, then propose the appropriate next step with a written scope.

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