Professional Services & Agency Management
Kliv is an AI app builder. Describe your tax practice — client document drawers, yearly checklists, chaser emails, deadline ladder, notices, and billing — and it builds the app.
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Kliv isn’t a practice-management product with a fixed workflow — it’s an AI that builds software for you.
You describe the app you need in plain words, and Kliv builds it: the database, client portal, document drawers, checklists, reminders, billing, deadline dashboards, and access rules. What you get is a real web app that’s yours, on your own domain, running payments through your own Stripe account where you need them, and you can change it later by asking.
On this page, that app is a tax preparation and consulting platform. Kliv builds all kinds of web apps; service-practice software is one example.
A tax season can fail before April if client documents are scattered, chaser emails are manual, and the office cannot tell which files are ready. A small practice may need client drawers, per-year checklists, deadline dashboards, notices, and billing that matches both return work and advisory retainers.
Kliv builds the platform around the workflow you describe. Clients, years, checklists, files, chasers, returns, notices, invoices, and reminders become records in your practice’s app.
A tax practice runs on memory and deadlines. The app keeps both as data.
A return is a client crossed with a year, with status from awaiting documents to filed. Last year’s checklist can seed this year’s.
Expected W-2s, 1099s, K-1s, and brokerage statements tick down as uploads land. Chasers list only what is still missing.
Every upload lands in that client’s own space. A client sees their own years, documents, and invoices, not anyone else’s.
March 15, April 15, quarterly estimates, and October 15 can all be rungs on the dashboard, with each return sorted by the nearest deadline.
An IRS or state notice becomes a case attached to the year it concerns, with its own response clock on the same deadline dashboard.
Here’s how one practice might use it. It’s only an example — you would describe your own clients, forms, deadlines, chasers, notices, and fees.
On January 2, a scheduled job sends each client a checklist. The Hendricks checklist already includes the rental property from last year’s file.
Two W-2s photographed at the kitchen table land in the document drawer, and the checklist updates without an inbox attachment.
On February 20, the Hendricks get a chaser naming the two missing 1099s. Clients with complete files hear nothing.
Odette works the return, books the review call, files it, and charges the $385 preparation fee at filing.
In July, a CP2000 notice becomes a case on the 2025 tax year with a 30-day response clock, files in the drawer, and a deadline on the dashboard.
Kliv builds from your description, so include client types, forms, checklists, deadlines, chaser rules, notices, billing, and access rules.
Document drawers, yearly checklists, and missing-item chasers.
“Build a client portal for a tax practice with per-client document drawers, yearly checklists seeded from the prior year, W-2, 1099, K-1, and brokerage-statement items, and chaser emails generated only from missing documents.”
Monthly retainers and planning workspace.
“Add a monthly-billed advisory tier at $260 a month where retainer clients get a planning workspace, quarterly estimate reminders in June, September, and January, and a projections file only they and the preparer can read.”
IRS and state notices with response clocks.
“Build a tracker that turns IRS and state notices into cases attached to the client year, each with a response deadline, uploaded letters, preparer notes, and a practice-wide dashboard sorted by nearest due date.”
A tax practice can sell per-return work and advisory work in the same system. The $385 return fee and $260 monthly advisory retainer can sit in one catalog, charged through Stripe connected in the practice’s own name.
Retainer clients can get a planning workspace when the first charge lands. If the retainer lapses, that workspace closes on schedule. Scheduled jobs can carry off-season work: quarterly estimate reminders and the organizer send that opens the year.
The resident agent answers office-status questions from the signed-in client’s own rows: where a return stands, what is missing, and when an extension runs out. It does not give tax advice.
For the wider pattern, see The service-practice pattern.
Kliv is an AI that builds custom web apps from a description. For a tax practice, it builds the client portal, document drawers, checklists, deadline dashboard, notices, billing, and access rules.
A real app. Kliv builds the workflow around your practice, not a generic intake theme.
Yes. Ask for new checklist items, deadline rules, notice steps, billing items, or client views, and Kliv updates the app.
No. Access is scoped at the row. A client session reaches that client’s years, files, and invoices only.
No. It answers office questions such as status, missing items, and deadlines from the signed-in client’s records and your published FAQ. Tax positions and planning remain the preparer’s work.
Yes. One-time fees, monthly retainers, and promotion codes can live in one catalog, with invoices stored on the client record.
Yes. Chasers can be generated from missing checklist items, so complete clients do not get reminders.
Yes. IRS and state notices can become cases attached to a client year, each with files, notes, and response deadlines.
No. Payments can run through your own Stripe account. Card processing costs are between you and Stripe.
No. Clients just pay by card.
Yes. The platform can run on your own domain.
The records are in your app’s database and the source syncs to your Git repository. You can export the data and pull the code.
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Describe your forms, deadlines, chasers, client drawers, notices, and fees in detail. Kliv builds the practice platform around that season.