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Daniel Consultancy (“we”, “us”, “our”) provides accountancy, tax and business advisory services. This policy explains what personal and financial data we collect through our client bookkeeping platform, Ledgent, why, how it’s processed, and the rights you have over it, in line with UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018.
Who we are: Daniel Consultancy, Chartered Accountants & Business Advisers. Morritt House, 54–60 Station Approach, South Ruislip, HA4 6SA. Contact: info@danielconsultancy.co.uk or +44 (0) 20 8997 8948.
Our software provider: Ledgent is built and maintained on our behalf by TechBytz, who process data solely to provide the platform’s technical functionality.
What we collect: account/login information; uploaded documents (receipts, invoices) which may contain personal or financial data; extracted financial data (supplier names, amounts, VAT/tax details); basic technical usage logs.
How we use it: to extract and organise financial information using AI-assisted processing; for our authorised staff to review and approve data; to push approved data to accounting platforms (QuickBooks, Xero) as part of your bookkeeping; to keep the platform secure.
Third parties: TechBytz (our software provider), OpenAI (document data extraction), QuickBooks/Xero (where connected), and our hosting provider. We never sell your data or use it for advertising.
Your rights: under UK GDPR you can access, correct, or request deletion of your data (subject to legal record-keeping requirements), object to or restrict processing, and request data portability. You can also complain to the ICO (ico.org.uk).
For the full policy, contact info@danielconsultancy.co.uk.
These terms govern your use of Ledgent, the bookkeeping platform provided by Daniel Consultancy (“we”, “us”, “our”) for its clients, built and hosted by our software provider, TechBytz.
The Service: Ledgent allows uploading, processing, and reviewing financial documents, including AI-assisted extraction and export to accounting platforms such as QuickBooks and Xero.
Accounts: access is restricted to clients and staff authorised by Daniel Consultancy. You’re responsible for keeping login credentials secure.
Acceptable use: use the platform only for legitimate bookkeeping purposes; don’t upload documents you don’t have rights to, access unauthorised data, or interfere with the platform.
Data accuracy: AI-extracted data is reviewed and approved by our staff before being relied upon; we don’t guarantee AI extraction is error-free before that review.
Liability: to the extent permitted by law, we’re not liable for indirect or consequential losses. Nothing here limits liability for death, personal injury, or fraud.
Governing law: England and Wales.
Questions: info@danielconsultancy.co.uk.
Chartered Accountants & Business Advisers
Daniel Consultancy provides accountancy, tax and business advisory services to companies and individuals across London and the UK, combining professional expertise with a personal, practice-led approach.
Pragash LLB, FFA, FCCA
Partner
Gobi Krishna D
Founder & Senior Software Engineer at TechBytz
TechBytz is Sri Lanka’s innovative tech platform empowering people to learn, build, and share technology β now expanding with UK initiatives.
Founder & Creator of Neermai
Neermai is Sri Lanka’s first self-publishing platform supporting writers, interns, and creators.
Your bookkeeping, sorted β before your coffee gets cold.
From the first invoice to the final export, Ledgent keeps Daniel Consultancy’s books accurate, organised and always ready β so nothing slips through the cracks.
Ledgent
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This applies whether you're a client, a bookkeeper, or an admin β the login screen is exactly the same for everyone. What you see after logging in depends on your role.
You'll land on a dashboard suited to your role:
Everyone sees a friendly greeting with their name and the current time at the top, so you always know you're logged in as the right person.
Once you're logged in, you'll see one simple screen. There are two ways to add a document:
You can add up to 5 files at a time, each up to 10 MB. Once you're happy with what's in the list, press Upload Documents.
No β and you don't need to do anything about it. If a PDF has more than one page, it's automatically split into separate pages the moment you add it, before it's even sent. You'll see a small "Split" label appear next to it, and each page arrives with your accountant as its own, individual document β exactly as if you'd photographed each receipt separately.
This means every document your accountant reviews is always one page, one receipt or invoice β nothing gets mixed together.
Your documents go straight to your accountant's team securely β only they can see what you've sent. From there, the details are read, checked, and entered into your bookkeeping records. You don't need to do anything further unless your accountant asks you a question about something specific.
Yes. Documents are stored securely and are only ever visible to your own accountant's team β never to other clients, and never made public in any way.
Each page has one clear job, on purpose. Bookkeeping work happens in stages β documents arrive, get checked, get read, then get turned into proper records β and trying to squeeze all of that into a single busy screen makes mistakes more likely, not less. Splitting it into stages means:
This is where every document lands first β whether a client uploaded it, or you added it yourself on their behalf. Here you can:
Think of this as the sorting desk β nothing gets processed until it's been checked and approved here first.
A focused way to view original documents clearly β zoom in on a receipt, rotate it if a photo came in sideways, and read the fine print properly before relying on it.
Once a document's details have been read and turned into structured data β supplier, date, amount, category, tax β this is where you review, correct, and finalise it before it goes anywhere near QuickBooks or Xero.
Every row can be edited two ways: quickly, right there in the table, or through the "Edit all" button, which opens a wide window showing the original document on one side and every field on the other β ideal for a thorough, side-by-side check.
From here, once everything's correct and approved, documents are ready to export to QuickBooks or Xero, whichever that company uses.
This is where the automated reading actually happens. Select documents that are "Ready for Extraction", and the Assistant reads each one and pulls out the supplier, date, invoice number, category, tax, and total β presented as review cards you can check and correct, or simply tell it in plain English what to fix. From here, save to your dashboard, and it appears in Extracted Data for final review.
If two team members open the same document at the same time, you'll each see a gentle notice naming the other person, so nobody accidentally overwrites the other's work. If you try to edit while someone else is already working on the same thing, you'll be asked to confirm first. It's there to protect your work, not to get in your way β it clears automatically the moment the other person is done.
Yes. Inside "Edit all", use the Prev and Next buttons at the top to move straight to the next document without closing the window each time. On Extracted Data, saving keeps the window open on the same document, so you can save and move on in one smooth motion.
Once documents are approved in Extracted Data, select them and press Export. A few safety checks happen automatically:
It works the same way as QuickBooks. Connect each company to its own Xero organisation once, then select approved documents in Extracted Data and press Export, then Export to Xero.
"AI" gets used loosely to mean lots of different things, so it's worth being clear about what it actually means in this platform. There are two genuinely separate uses:
1. Reading your documents. When the Assistant looks at a receipt or invoice and works out the supplier, date, and amount, that's the platform using AI in the ordinary sense β a modern reading and understanding technology, similar in spirit to how a very fast, tireless assistant would read a document and note down the details. It's genuinely useful for this specific job, and it's checked and correctable by a real person every time β never applied blindly.
2. Building the software itself. Separately, this entire platform was built by me, Gobi Krishna, using modern AI-assisted development tools as part of how I write and refine code β the same way a skilled tradesperson uses better tools to work faster and more precisely, while the judgement, decisions, and responsibility remain entirely mine. This is a normal, honest part of how software is built today, not something to be hidden or confused with the document-reading feature above.
Neither use of the word means the software "thinks" on its own, or acts without a person reviewing the result. Every figure it reads is shown to you clearly, and always correctable before it's trusted anywhere near your accounts.
Yes. On the Assistant page, you can either tap directly on any field to edit it the normal way, or simply type β or speak β what needs changing in plain English, for example: "the total on invoice 3 should be 45.20". It understands the correction and updates the right field for you. Both ways work side by side; use whichever feels faster for a given moment.
This platform works as a full web app on any device β Android, iPhone, Windows, or any computer β right from your browser, with no app-store download needed. On most phones, you can add it to your home screen so it opens and feels just like a regular app. It's built to work smoothly on any screen size, whether that's a phone, tablet, or desktop.
Yes, regularly. Because this was built specifically for how this practice actually works β rather than being a fixed, one-size-fits-all product β it can be genuinely adjusted and improved based on real, everyday feedback from the people actually using it. If something would work better a different way, that's a real, achievable change, not a feature request lost in a queue.
Yes β every document viewer supports zooming in and out, rotating, and dragging the image around to check small print clearly, for both photos and PDFs alike. The viewing window itself can also be dragged around your screen by its header, so you can position it wherever's most comfortable while you work.
Upload a multi-page PDF anywhere in this system, and it's automatically split into individual pages before anyone even sees it β no popup asking "split this?", no extra click. Every document your team reviews is always exactly one receipt, one invoice.
Categorise a supplier once, and the system quietly remembers it β category, payment method, and tax rate together. The next document from that same supplier arrives already suggested, correctly, for that specific company. Still always editable, never forced.
Connect a company to QuickBooks, and tax codes, categories, and payment methods are automatically matched by name immediately β no separate setup step required before you can start exporting. Review and adjust anytime, but there's nothing you have to configure first.
Connect a company to its Xero organisation and tax rates, categories, and paid-from bank accounts are matched by name straight away. Review and adjust anytime on the Xero Connect page.
See instantly if a colleague is already working on the same document β by name, in real time β before you accidentally overwrite each other's work. This isn't a "someone might be editing" guess; it's live, accurate, and clears itself the moment they're done.
Instead of hunting through form fields, type or speak the correction in plain English β "the total on invoice 3 should be 45.20" β and it's understood and applied directly. Tapping fields still works too; use whichever's faster in the moment.
Every document β PDF or photo β zooms, rotates, and drags smoothly, not limited to a basic built-in browser preview. The viewer window itself can be dragged anywhere on your screen too, so it's never in your way while you work.
Try to export documents from two different companies together, and it's refused outright, with a clear explanation β before anything touches QuickBooks or Xero. Every export also names the exact company you're about to send to, and asks you to confirm, by name.
This wasn't adapted to fit β it was built from the real, everyday workflow of this specific practice, and it keeps evolving the same way. A better way of doing something here is a real, achievable change, not a feature request sitting in someone else's queue.
Daniel Consultancy is a Chartered Accountancy and Business Advisory practice based in South Ruislip, London, led by Pragash (LLB, FFA, FCCA). This platform, Ledgent, was built specifically for how this practice works β helping clients send their documents easily, and helping the team review, correct, and process them accurately, every day.
Hello β I'm Gobi Krishna, the founder of TechBytz and the person who built and maintains this entire platform, from the very first line of code onward. I'm a Computer Science graduate, and software development has been my full focus ever since β genuinely hands-on with everything you see here, not overseeing someone else's build.
I built Ledgent to be a real, working tool shaped by how this practice actually operates day to day β not a generic product adapted to fit, but something built around the real workflow from the start.
TechBytz is a UK-based software development company, founded by Gobi Krishna. It builds bespoke web platforms and tools for businesses β Ledgent, the platform you're using right now, is one such example, built specifically for Daniel Consultancy.
Learn more at techbytz.co.uk.
NEERMAI.com is Sri Lanka's first self-publishing platform, also founded by Gobi Krishna, on 1 May 2019. It lets people create their own profile and publish articles, poems, stories, job opportunities, university notes, and helpful tips β all under their own name.
It's a genuine passion project, entirely separate from TechBytz β funded personally rather than by donations, built to help people share knowledge and support one another.
Learn more at neermai.com.