Practice software
Sage, Xero, QuickBooks, IRIS, TaxCalc, Dext and the rest, kept updated and working, and we deal with the vendor when something breaks.
Speciality
IT support for accountancy practices and bookkeepers: practice software kept running, client data locked down, and support planned around your deadlines.
Accountants hold some of the most sensitive data a client can hand over, depend on software that has to work, and have a year shaped by deadlines. A server failure in June is an inconvenience. The same failure in the last week of January is a crisis.
QLine IT supports accountancy and bookkeeping practices in Leeds, across West Yorkshire and around the UK. Monitoring catches problems before they interrupt fee-earning work, client records are handled to the standard we are assessed against for Cyber Essentials Plus, and changes are scheduled away from your busy periods. Fixed monthly pricing starts at £130 a month for five computers.
Sage, Xero, QuickBooks, IRIS, TaxCalc, Dext and the rest, kept updated and working, and we deal with the vendor when something breaks.
Encrypted storage, access by role, two-factor sign-in and GDPR documentation you can show clients and your professional body.
Encrypted backups of practice data and email, checked regularly, so recovery is a matter of hours.
Outlook, Teams, SharePoint and OneDrive, with sharing locked down for confidential client files.
Laptops and secure remote access, so partners and staff can work from home or a client's office safely.
Business phone systems and reliable broadband, with backup for when the line fails.

Making Tax Digital has moved almost every practice onto cloud software, client portals and digital records, which works well until the broadband fails or a login is stolen. We help practices make that move safely: choosing the right mix of desktop and cloud software, putting two-factor authentication on every client-facing system, and making sure the internet connection, and its backup, can carry a business that now cannot work without it.
If you still run a server for practice software or historic client records, we will keep it healthy for as long as you need it, and plan the move off it properly rather than in a hurry when the hardware fails.
We plan around your calendar. For accountancy clients that means no planned maintenance or disruptive changes in January or around key VAT and payroll deadlines, priority response when you are close to a filing date, and extra attention to backups when your data is changing fastest.
Full IT support is £26 per computer a month plus VAT, with a minimum of five computers. A ten-computer practice pays £260 a month. Unlimited remote support, monitoring, Microsoft 365 administration, backup and security support are included. Our guide to what IT support costs a small business explains how that compares.
£26 per computer a month plus VAT on a full support contract, with a minimum of five computers. Hardware and one-off projects are quoted separately. All our prices are on the pricing page.
Yes. Practice and accounts software is everyday work for us: installation, updates, integrations, data problems, and dealing with the vendor on your behalf.
Encrypted storage, access by role, two-factor authentication, regularly checked backups and GDPR documentation. We hold Cyber Essentials Plus ourselves and apply the same controls to our clients.
Yes. We take over passwords, licences, domains and documentation, run alongside your outgoing provider during the change, and schedule the switch away from your filing deadlines.
No. We visit practices across West Yorkshire, and because most support is remote, we look after firms across the UK.
Tell us how many people and computers you have. You will get one monthly figure, in writing, before anything starts.
Speciality
Cyber security services for Leeds and UK businesses: data protection, GDPR compliance, Cyber Essentials, access control and encrypted backup
Automatic, encrypted backup of business computers, email and SharePoint, stored in the UK, with 30-day versioning to recover from mistakes a